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Viewing Distance/Angle Opinions Requested...
Hi all, I am building a dedicated home theater with controlled lighting mainly for Blu-Ray movies and HBO-style HD entertainment. I am having trouble deciding on where to place my 2 rows of seating. My room has 13 foot ceilings, and is 22' wide by 27' deep. I'd like to put a bar in the back of the room and allow about 4 feet for that, so my back row of seating could be as far back as 23'. My two rows will have a 14" height difference. I'm thinking about putting the front row on a 7" riser and the back row on a 21" riser.
So here is my question. Should I: A. Go with a 14' wide 16X9 screen which will give my back row (23') a 34 degree viewing angle and front row (17') a 45 degree viewing angle or B. Go with a 150" wide 16X9 screen which will give my back row (23') a 30 degree viewing angle and front row (17') a 40 degree viewing angle or C. Go with a 144" wide 16X9 screen which will give my back row (23') a 29 degree viewing angle and front row (17') a 39 degree viewing angle or D. Go with a 132" wide 16X9 screen which will give my back row (23') a 27 degree viewing angle and front row (17') a 36 degree viewing angle. E. ???? Thanks so much for any and all advice. It is sincerely appreciated. -E |
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I'm guessing 50% of my viewing is Blu-Ray movies, so going CIH wouldn't mean shrinking screen size except on 16X9 HD viewing. I'll have to work out how much of a shrink that is when watching 16X9 in a CIH format. Maybe I should do that... Thanks for the tip. It's really appreciated!!! -E |
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With your room size you could put a MONSTER screen but you would also need a MONSTER projector budget |
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