Can this screen be used for both front and rar projections?
2008094
no you can't do rear projection. Just front. It is better then the blow ups because you won't have the noise of the blowers. Also you are not limited with the electic conection for the blow up type. We really like ours. Just bought a tarp for garage door picture watching. It reflects a little (the tarp). This does not. CLEAR
1460295
As long as they are powered glasses, and your using the older rear or front projection unit t.v.'s you shouldn't have much difficulty, you can contact the company and they'll instruct you on this application, just give them the info. of the devices you have...
1907718
Yes you can use it to make a 3 screen set-up but this particular item is not a PNY brand. I bought one and its not working maybe a generic from china. Seller has a poor customer service didn't respond to my 3 messages.
1143866
You'll have to place some supports on the corners for that to work. That is the setup I have right now, without the supports the projector would wobble since that surface isn't flat. Not to mention that the buttons would be pressed unexpectedly.
1995129
The actual screen will work as the connections are in the same place and is the same size BUT the frame is different, if you know how to change the frame that it does work good luck :)
48810
No, I have not but it would seem feasible based on the product description provided by Amazon. The only thought I had was to make sure the mounting holes line up. Larger screens typically require a larger "grip", with a broader mounting plate.
1734838
Well, like most questions, the answer is "it depends". I used this free calculator to make sure this projector would work with the screen I already have given the smaller dimensions of my living room. http://www.projectorcentral.com/projection-calculator-pro.cfm Projector data for most models is available. For this one, just select InFocus and IN116 from the drop down menu and go from there. You'll be able to calculate the distance you need to setup to achieve a given screen size and also the recommended seating distance range for that size. Your room/seating arrangement may be the limiting factor.
598385
The material will act as a dual sided screen...just a little muted. It is very sheer. The non shiny side is for front projection. You would need a backer sheet to not shine through. I used landscape black weed block material doubled up since my screen is in front of my fireplace( non used) wall and had too much light pass through and reflection off the wall. The speakers do sound great through the screen though.
397395
The answer is: "DEFINITELY NO". You might want to measure the exact lenght from the place the projector is going to be placed to the screening surface. And knowing this search different projector by specs. I can imagine such would cost up to several hundreds bucks.
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http://www.projectorcentral.com/ViewSonic-PJD5134-projection-calculator-pro.htm
671854
I would say yes. You would have to use the telescoping wings model. The only thing it may affect is how much you can turn each outer monitor inward.
1406795
According to this page: http://www.benq.com/product/projector/w1070/ the BenQ W1070 supports 3d side by side, so the answer is yes.
2154232
The short answer is yes. There is a setting on the projector for rear projection. However, there are plenty of other factors to consider. Ambient light, distance to the screen, screen material, etc.
626843
I feel very confident this would suit your needs if your projector composite/rca (red, white, yellow) connectors. Bear in mind this is not hi-resolution so it may get grainy if you intend to project the image any larger than a few feet.
1723904
No it would not be suitable for viewing an image from both sides at the same time. One side would be reversed as the projection LCD would be pointed to it and reverse it so the front projection would not see the projector.
1606447
You can put it anywhere it will rotate the screen 360 degrees. You can even use it asa rear projection if you so choose
390995
Yes.. no problem at all. You can even flip the image so you can project backwards of the screen