Which is better between: Blackout Cloth, FlexiGray, ProGray, FlexiWhite & ProWhite. For indoor Home Theatre/gaming. With low-med ambient light?
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I went with the ProGray, but if I had to do it again I would choose the FlexiGray for an easier build. I am still happy with my purchase though!
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I believe the progray is what you want. I have the progray and it is simply amazing! I was using blackout cloth and there is no comparison. On Carl's site he breaks down which screen is best for what situation. I am truly impressed by my selection, it is a High quality screen. Best investment I made apart from my projector. Will definitely see Carl again if the need arises.Good luck
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We had similar needs, and ProGray seemed the best choice. We have the LG Electronics PA75U Slim LED Projector with WXGA Resolution WiDi and Smart TV (2013 Model).
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Definitely ProGray if you have some ambient light. It will help improve contrast ratio, by giving you deeper black color. With some room lighting it will prevent the picture from looking washed out. Also the ProGray one is a heavier material, so it doesn't really need to be tension mounted, you can easily get away with just hanging it.
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Yes but better ones are opalescence or Philips nitewhite I have used both and they have better results
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Depends more on the kind of light, You don't want fluorescent light hitting right at you. Tungsten works better, indirect light.
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For gaming: Plasma (better response time)For movies: LCDsource: tinyurl.com/3slemdq
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I have the Epson Home Cinema 2000, it's plenty bright enough for football in a normally dark room, (lights out, kitchen light on, blinds closed, no blackout cloth) even in eco mode; and I'm using a 135 inch screen. It doesn't have the black level of a higher contrast machine, but, at its price, you really won't find anything close to the quality. I am extremely happy with my choice.
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It's right between the two. I spent a long time shopping for the right color. These do it. Anything right around 4000k is the spot for indoor lighting unless you're displaying jewelry.
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Hey! I use Paul C Buff "White Lightening" strobes. They are affordable and work amazing. They are also located in Nashville where I live so convenient! Great soft boxes! Follow me on Instagram if you want to see work with them! @C_TheLove
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You really have to see both side by side at a dealer. I can't think of a better answer. My answer is the VT is better because it's more versatile. The VT has inky blacks, great off angle viewing (more practical in a wider room or a room with viewers at different angles), and great motion and "pop". However, if you need a "bright" TV, LED/LCD is the way to go -- this is better for a room that's inundated with light, many windows, lots of daytime viewing. The plasma motion vs. sony XBR motion is another -- have to see it. I prefer plasma. Technically speaking in terms of black levels, the Sony with its local dimming feature will produce better blacks than the VT30, this has been measured by 3rd party people on the 'net.
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If you want high contrast between white and black, then a grey screen is better than a white screen. With high contrast it is easier to see fine detail. The other consideration is where the audience is sitting relative to the screen. If the audience is centered on the screen then a screen that reflects most of the light back to the center of the room is preferable to one that scatters the light over a wide angle. All of this assumes that you have a reasonably high intensity projector, say 2-3 thousand lumens. It also depends on the size of the room, etc,
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I really like my screen. Easy to mount easy to build. That projector is nice. I decided on the epson 5030 because it is LCD and not DLP. If you have DLP you will get a rainbow effect on fast action shots. Id also recommend this mount. It is the best out there hands down. No fiddling with screws and tightening your monitor into place. Peerless PRGS-UNV Precision Gear Universal Projector Mount - Black
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HelloThe ProWihte is the better quality for both indoor and outdoor because it will allow you to see the best quality picture ,great contrast sharp picture, also easy to clean and you don't need a harsh material or detergent to wipe the surface...
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The defender is basically the single output version of the same light. So it is a matter of your preference in terms of what you need and prefer. I own both and personally prefer the single output.
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I would google reviews on streamlights vs. Aimsports ( and ncstar, same design) before making a choice. You will see most people choose streamlight or surefire in the long run. Streamlight is a little cheaper than surefire though and equal in quality. Streamlight is pure quality but Surefire is made to be bullet proof almost but their prices reflect that as well. Surefire is best but streamlight is the only other option you can count on when its mounted to a gun. At least in my experiences.
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The ln46a540 has a more reflective screen. It makes the colors and contrast look great (especially from side viewing angles). However the screen shows reflections from light sources more. I decided to get the 550 because our media room has lots of windows.
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The simple answer to this question is 7820 vs 5134: resolution, FULL HD (1920x1080) vs HD (800x600), brightness (lumens), 3000 vs 2800, frame speed 60hz vs 120hz and lamp life, 6000 hours vs 10000 hours. FULL HD is the highest and best for ALL features including 3D! Good Luck and the 7820 is the best and most economical projector period!!!!!!!
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yes, Carl's ProGray - great choice! I have an Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 2030 1080p 3LCD Projector ( 2000 lumens ). I am very pleased with the picture.
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Will it work? Yes. Will it work well? Ehh...It's a single layer of white cloth. The black shows through a little bit and comes out a tad grey overall.It you're trying to find a cheap, collapsible projector screen I'd recommend the white side of a reflector that includes white. It'll be a truer and less sheer white for you, giving you a brighter picture.Also keep in mind that it is an oval so your corners are cut down and actual usable screen size will be more like 4.25x6 feet