With beamer screen Help

[vanthomme]

Hello guys i am new to the forum.I yust finnised my home cinema room.The projector is a Epson Hd EMP3800.I am projecting on a rollup curton matt wit from IKea.The room is dark painted.The screen has the size 2x2m.The fabric it is made of have a barely notisible weave pattern if you look very close.My question is are commercial screens weave pattern free?I read somewere that the screens you buy are vynil lamminated are this screens beter?I am new to this matter it is my first home cinema.Can sommebody help.Greetings from belgium.

[Dark Knight]

Hi Vanthomme - Greetings form the UK - welcome to the forum

In my opinion you would certainly get a better picture on a 'Proper' Screen, I imagine that the roll up curtain you are using would be absorbing the light from your projector and not bouncing it back into your room enough to give you the best picture !!!!

Have a look through this guide which will give you much more info.... if you have any other questions please don't hesitate to ask

dk

[vanthomme]

Thanks Dark night.I think i will buy a Projecta Pro Cinema matt white S projection screen 106 inch.Will this be a good choose.It fit my budget.Thanks for the tread i learned a lot about screens.Or maybe you have a other screen in mind.my budget is around 400 euros.

[Dark Knight]

Your welcome

That sure sounds like it should be a great Screen - Where were you thinking of buying from ??

Have you got a link ??

It's hard to put an alternative forward unless we know the typical suppliers in Belgium ??

dk

[vanthomme]

http://www.projectieschermenmeer.nl/...ProCinema.html Here is the link they schip free to belgium &holland.

greetings Ed

[Dark Knight]

http://www.projectieschermenmeer.nl/...ProCinema.html Here is the link they schip free to belgium &holland.

greetings Ed

I think i need to brush up on my Dutch

But it looks Good -

Any body else read Dutch ?? Hmmmm Ian's in Accounts - IAN !!!

[Ian H]

Welcome to the forum Ed.

I've not owned a Projecta screen before, but I have heard goo things about them. A friend used to use an Ike Tuppla blackout blind as his screen before moving to a proper screen and whilst the image on the blind was good for the price (less than 20 Euro) he did see a massive improvement from having a screen. Both the brightness and contrast were improved.

I think i need to brush up on my Dutch

But it looks Good -

Any body else read Dutch ?? Hmmmm Ian's in Accounts - IAN !!!

Not sure what the connection is there mate, your mind does work in a strange way. I can get my Dutch colleague to translate though.

[Smackos]

It says..

"A home theater screen with an excellent price / quality ratio. A very wide range of sizes. A projection screen with spring mechanism equipped with an extra high black box at the top so you can easily correct viewing height for larger spaces.

Features:

Flexible spring mechanism for quickly and easily in and roll-out of projection screen.

Easy stop system at any desired height setting.

Surface tension screen through large rolling pin and strong spring mechanism.

Easy mounting on wall, ceiling and / or integrated through suspension.

Complete with pull cord.

High Contrast S: double-sided coated grey vinyl on glass fabric with black rear. Screen Gain of 1.0 and viewing angle 45 º L / R.
Cloth Types Mat White S and High Contrast S.

Video (4:3) and HDTV (16:9) format in addition to a black box around 5 cm have an extra high, black frame.

Projection Fabric meets requirements for fire resistance of building materials and building.

Matwit S: double-sided laminated vinyl on glass fabric with black rear; reflection value 1.0 and viewing angle 50 º L / R.

Cylinder Colors in white and black.

The Projecta products satisfy the strictest quality and safety in Europe and are CE delivered. Projecta quality control of its products are monitored by the TÜV / GS program."

Only a rough translation but think most of that makes sense..