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Re: [photo-3d] Looking for a decent/large projection screen


  • From: Andres Posada O <aposadao@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: [photo-3d] Looking for a decent/large projection screen
  • Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 15:53:51 -0500

I have a Da-Lite Fast Fold Silver Screen, 108" by 144", I bought it from
VREX. I use it for 3D video projection. The polarization is excellent,
with imperceptible ghosting or crossover. The material has to be
tensioned onto the screen frame, and it can not be folded, so I have a
giant 115" by 10" tube in wich to carry it.

"Dr. George A. Themelis" wrote:
> 
> I have a question about screens for stereo projection.  I have a 70" Picture
> King Dalite screen (this is a rugged tripod screen) and I am very happy with
> it.  I use it in our stereo club and at home.  By now it is getting a bit worn
> and I was thinking of buying a replacement.  If possible, I would like a larger
> size, 72x96 inch seems ideal (fits the 33mm RBT mounts perfectly!)
> 
> I looked at DaLite's web site (www.dalite.com) and could not find lenticular
> screens there but they carry a screen called Super Wonder-Lite.  From the
> description in the web page I read:
> 
> Super Wonder-Lite
> Employs a scientifically designed ridged pattern, embossed into an aluminum
> vinyl and textile laminate. It's free from objectionable glare and hot spots,
> even in partially darkened rooms. Not available on all screen types since the
> material needs to be tensioned.  40° 1.8
> 
> I called the 800 number and I was told that this type is OK for 3d
> projection.  I asked about larger sizes (the Picture King largest size in this
> type of material is 70x70, even though other types come in larger sizes) and
> was told that this type comes in 72 inches maximum width.  This limits the
> length of the screen because the ridges must be perpendicular.  So you
> could get it taller but not longer.  I asked why did the ridges have to be
> perpendicular and they told me that this is how it should be.
> 
> Questions:  What do other people/clubs use?  I would like to hear some
> suggestions for larger screens.
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> George Themelis
> http://home.att.net/~drt-3d/