I've seen different answers. What's the gain of this screen?
239992
I don't know the gain, but I can tell you that for the price, it's a good screen. I'm using a 1600 lumen projector throwing 18 ft and the picture is clean and clear.
239993
I have this screen. It has a 1.3 gain reflective quality. Which is just fine for myhome theater viewing. Screen gain usually is rated between 1.01 and 1.03. A 1.3 gain screen diffuses the image in all directions. If you move to the side & view the screen the projective image drops. Thus the seating can be placed in a wide viewing angle. There will be a color shift, however. This does not happen with a low gain screen because the viewing is mostly centered straight on. The imagine quality on my screen is very bright andI would definitely purchase again or recommend. You can't beat the price. I have this screen. It has a 1.3 gain reflective quality. Which is just fine for myhome theater viewing. Screen gain usually is rated between 1.01 and 1.03. A 1.3 gain screen diffuses the image in all directions. If you move to the side & view the screen the projective image drops. Thus the seating can be placed in a wide viewing angle. There will be a color shift, however. This does not happen with a low gain screen because the viewing is mostly centered straight on. The imagine quality on my screen is very bright andI would definitely purchase... » Read More I have this screen. It has a 1.3 gain reflective quality. Which is just fine for myhome theater viewing. Screen gain usually is rated between 1.01 and 1.03. A 1.3 gain screen diffuses the image in all directions. If you move to the side & view the screen the projective image drops. Thus the seating can be placed in a wide viewing angle. There will be a color shift, however. This does not happen with a low gain screen because the viewing is mostly centered straight on. The imagine quality on my screen is very bright andI would definitely purchase again or recommend. You can't beat the price. « Show Less
31225
Amazon sent an info request and I looked at the monitor back and answered. Never gave it a thought. Tried to help. Forgot I returned that Samsung unit like yours with its 16/9 screen ratio. (to wide for height ) I bought Dell 16/10 ratio and love it. (U2412M) No negatives on the Samsung because I never even set it up. One look and back it went. Now, I get two pages almost 8 1/2 by 11 side by side and with 16/10 I like it better for photo work. The screen also rotates vertical.
1967962
Nevermind this screen has 1920x1080. Just got it in the mail. Really odd that they listed it as the lower one..
1369902
I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best you will find for the money. I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best... » Read More I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best you will find for the money. « Show Less
336676
It's a matter of personal preference, really. I mounted our 52" HDTV so that the midline of the screen was at eye level while sitting, this makes for a very comfortable viewing experience. However, when standing the screen is much lower than it should be, for acceptable viewing. So if I keep an eye on the news or weather, while I walk around the house doing other things, it's much too low. I plan on raising it about a foot to see if that helps without detracting from the seated viewing experience too much.
1004212
That is the true contrast ratio. Other monitors that claim things like 8,000,000:1 are using adaptive dimming and other tricks to attain that. The proof is in the picture, and this monitor has excellent picture. A calibration solution with hardware puck is A MUST though!
664287
I just set this up w/ a 110" screen @ a throw distance of 10.5 ft. Some pixellation is noticeable at 720p but very minor. It really depends on your source. 1080p looks amazing. The projector is a light cannon and picture is amazing. You won't regret it.
1760970
No. It shows very nicely from a distance of about 15 feet. It fills up a normal screen 10 x 10. I actually don't know what it would do if you had an auditorium sized screen.
1049120
I'm not sure but the screen is amply sized and the unit is amazing. i wouldnt get hung up on that part.
1178148
The bigger the resolution the screen can produce and better pixels then that screen will be better. But for this screen it has a very nice display for me. Do a lot of photoshop, premier and after effects.
2232235
I just got mine last night... viewing angles aren't as great as LCD's, that's for sure... left and right as well as up and down. I really didn't appreciate just how big this thing was going to be til it came in. I have it up too high and you can notice the difference pretty easily from having your eyes on level with the center of the screen and being above/below that point. I have a chair that is about 45 degrees and you can also notice the picture dim compared to sitting straight in front, but its not too bad. I wouldn't want to sit at much more of an angle than that though. I'd say its got about 90 degrees of solid viewing and then it starts noticeably degrading. You're definitely going to want to sit as close to head-on to this thing as you can get with your eye-level near the center though. I think the up/down viewing angle is worse. Very happy though overall... Kind of shocked what I got for my money. I was looking to get the biggest best TV I could for under $1k and frankly, I ended up with more than I bargained for.
1307583
I'm running at 1920x1080. It has a full HD screen. The viewing angles are great as well.
608997
Sorry that I don't know the answer to either of your questions as I returned my unit for a refund. Reason: The screen kept going blank.
732742
I don't really do photographic work. It is far superior to the old TN screen it replaced. Without putting an IPS display next to it I couldn't make a decent comparison. Now that Dell is running sales on their 24" 4K IPS display I'd take a closer look at that. If you do get this 28" display keep fluorescent lights away from it. Fluorescent flicker plus 30Hz refresh = ugh.
1608793
Depends on what size screen you get. 50", 60" or 70". The sizes are listed in the details of the product.
2007165
yes the screen works great for such a low price and you can easily raise and lower it without any issues. The thing is with my setup I never have to even use it because it stays where it is but nice to have that option.
1964469
All I know about is my own usage, which is to operate a 17" monitor that only has vga output. I don't notice any difference in the output from that monitor than from its previous usage.