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 use this as an alternate screen from my 3-D high output projector - color reproduction is quite good for the screen gain
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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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Both admit the highest amount of light advised (10,000 lux). The Liberty is smaller than the Deluxe (Liberty is roughly 13X6X2 vs. the Deluxe which is 22X17X5). If space is an issue, then you'll want to consider this. The Liberty also allows you to adjust the tilt/angle of the light. It doesn't state if the Deluxe has the same feature, though I can't image it doesn't. The Liberty also has two settings, a higher and lower for those who might not want the full 10,000 lux, while the Deluxe doesn't give you a choice. Both can be placed on a table of mounted on a wall. The Deluxe states that it emits a glare-free/soothing light. The Liberty's light can be a bit overwhelming for some people when on the full setting (10,000 lux). It comes with a "glare-free" screen that can replace the standard screen, but I believe it then cuts the output to something like 7000 - 8000 lux. My daughter has been using the Liberty/light therapy for about a year now and we can really see a difference. We love the compactness of it and the ruggedness of it. The light can sometimes get a bit overwhelming at times when used exactly as suggested (light at the 2:00 or 10:00 position while looking straight ahead). My daughter will alternate between using the "correct position" and looking downwards at times (to text or whatever). She simply sits in front of it longer to compensate. You asked which I'd suggest? I think both would be perfectly fine. The 10,000 lux is the key and both meet those requirements. You need to think where you plan to use it and if there's enough room for the larger Deluxe. The size of the Liberty allows you to put it on your bathroom counter for use when you're shaving (or for women: when applying make-up). I do like the anti-glare of the Deluxe though in which you're still getting the 10,000 lux without the glare. As long as the Deluxe can tilt, I don't think you could go wrong with either.
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Clear should be fine for indoor use. Anti-glare will come in handy for use outdoors.
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It's hard for me to quantify "ambient light" amount and my threshold for "too much" might be different from yours, but I suspect you'll be ok. I have about same throw but zoomed a bit to fit my 110" diagonal screen. My room has a south facing window and sliding glass door, both behind the projector (so even further from the screen). During times of bright sunlight the image is washed out enough to "notice" but not so much that it becomes annoying. With curtains pulled it reduces the light enough that any washing out is un-noticeable.
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For gaming: Plasma (better response time)For movies: LCDsource: tinyurl.com/3slemdq
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Its better if you get one of the cheap $3.00 0r $4.00 light at deals. The light will light your whole bedroom.
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Since the Sony has a matte finish, as already noted, you should find that this particular LCD is the best you can get for high levels of reflective light, far better than any of the Plasma sets, even with anti-glare coating and better than most of the Samsung sets which do not have anti-glare or matte screens. Sony did a fine job with the use of the screen materials to avoid any reflections.
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Hi, I'm not sure about the Cpwboy Study products? I've never worked with those. Compared to Paul C. Buff White lightnings, which I currently use, these are really cheaply made and not as durable. The lights and lights stands are way smaller and lighter. The power out put are far less and not as strong. You do get more for your money here, but of curse if you want to go pro you will need to get more pro equipment that will last longer and give you more professional feel. Of course you get what you pay for.
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For any projector, this screen is the best option if you are going to project in a place that has at least some level of light. For areas with total abscense of light, people recommend a white screen. With this grey screen, colors will see more deep and less pale when there is some light in the room.
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quick one that comes to mind is if you have a dark room, plasma should be better. But i personally like LED, aside from being a new technology, on a side by side comparison, the picture looks a lot awesome in LED than in plasma...
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DLP link built in or a free standing DLP link will do it. Take note, the glasses they have for $5 more by Okeba have the large side pieces, that keeps out ambient light a bit better. However these are more comfortable as they are lighter. I have both and they both perform great.
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There are much better projectors out there for rooms with a lot of light. In fact, unless you want to consider your projector a disposable, I would suggest a different brand. BenQ's support is horrific. I paid several thousand dollars for a BenQ projector and BenQ could not repair it when it failed for the second time (no parts were available). I had to buy a brand new one. I have been pleased with Epson.
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Go for Better picture quality and performance and longer use by buying osram p-vip bulb or which ever is a little bit more expensive. I already had buy twice the shippest version.
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I guess it's really a matter of preference. Black blocks stuff out. So does gold, but the gold offers some glare that might add some additional protection in the right settings. I've seen some gold ones, and I actually still prefer the black.
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I ended up buying the benq but I also ordered the pro grey screen. I did send it back and ordered the white screen. The reason I did this is because I felt the grey screen dimmed down the image. If you had a really bright projector then it might work well but I have been really pleased with the white screen.
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My opinion is that this projector is too bright for a personal home theater. I use it in very large conference rooms. For a home theater, I would use something like an Epson 1760W. It has a great picture and won't over power the room.
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I didn't compare but Lemonbest has a good bright wight color light but dimming doesn't work, so if you can live without dim go for it