Duronic Projector Screen FFPS133/169 | 133-Inch Fixed Frame Projection Screen | Wall Mountable | +1 Gain | HD High Definition Image | 16:9 Ratio | Ideal for Home Theatre, Classroom, Office…

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Our guide below includes a detailed rundown of the comparison between a projector screen and a wall. So, without further ado, let’s dive in. Projector screen vs wall Although you can use a wall or a projector screen to project an image, a bare wall reflects light less than a screen. Therefore, a wall negatively affects the clarity of the image being projected.

Expensive screen paint – A gallon of high-quality screen paint almost costs the same as a high-end projector screen. White is more reflective than any other colour. Unlike projector screens that have a special coating to enhance their reflective properties, a typical wall is not wholly white. Alternatively, if you need a projector screen for business presentations, not just TV games and movies, then the 4:3 aspect ratio gives you the flexibility you need to cover meeting rooms and offices. How big a projector screen do you have space for? Poor quality – While a typical wall can fulfil your projection needs, more often than not, it provides a below-the-part image quality. The fabric gain of a projector screen depends on how much light it reflects. Typically, a fabric grain of 1.0 is considered ideal for most purposes.As an authorized dealer for the product you are looking at, ProjectorScreen.com is bound by certain agreements with our manufacturer partners in how we display, price and sell certain products. For the most vivid output, choose a fixed projector. For use in multiple locations, go for a portable screen; to ensure maximum available wall space, a retractable screen is your choice. After you buy a projector, you must decide whether to use a projector screen or a bare wall. The goal is to get a clear projected image.

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