Isn't kind of odd that the 1.1 white screen is brighter then everything up there including the 1.3 gain Polar Star & the 1.5 gain CineGrey 5D. Basically the unity gain white screen is dispersing light in all directions.. whereas the angular reflective screens of the Polar Star & the CineGrey 5D are essentially reflecting all their light to the ceiling due to the steep light entry of the short throw projector. This makes those screen materials look much dimmer then they really are when their point of reflection is actually reflecting back to the audience. From the looks of this video I would say your Crystal Edge is no brighter then the Darkstar .9 that actually looks half as bright in these videos because of the micro-louver film technology in the Dark Star. Those films are actually blocking the light of the steep ST projector. Do you really think that's how a .9 screen actually looks in comparison to another .9-1.0 screen? If your screen is obviously dimmer then that 1.1 white screen...why does the .9 gain Dark Star look like a .4 gain Dark Star in comparison? This whole demonstration clearly shows how misconstrued this & previous demonstrations are.
I have been watching your work for a couple of years...so that's stupid to say you copy anything. Keep the good work and don't let the buggers let yiu down!
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Isn't kind of odd that the 1.1 white screen is brighter then everything up there including the 1.3 gain Polar Star & the 1.5 gain CineGrey 5D. Basically the unity gain white screen is dispersing light in all directions.. whereas the angular reflective screens of the Polar Star & the CineGrey 5D are essentially reflecting all their light to the ceiling due to the steep light entry of the short throw projector. This makes those screen materials look much dimmer then they really are when their point of reflection is actually reflecting back to the audience.
From the looks of this video I would say your Crystal Edge is no brighter then the Darkstar .9 that actually looks half as bright in these videos because of the micro-louver film technology in the Dark Star. Those films are actually blocking the light of the steep ST projector. Do you really think that's how a .9 screen actually looks in comparison to another .9-1.0 screen? If your screen is obviously dimmer then that 1.1 white screen...why does the .9 gain Dark Star look like a .4 gain Dark Star in comparison? This whole demonstration clearly shows how misconstrued this & previous demonstrations are.
I have been watching your work for a couple of years...so that's stupid to say you copy anything. Keep the good work and don't let the buggers let yiu down!
Thank you so much
FUSION SILVER CRYSTAL VISION SCREENS how much need a contact number please
Screen with gain 1:0 or 1:1 , which is a better one
Bro tell me what to do please.I need a screen like this