Just read an article on projectorcental.com. Had me thinking. I have an SI Gamma HD screen and I can see the texture on the screen when sitting close and from further away, its a little noticeable because I know its there. Paint should be the best way to go to get no texture in the image from a closer distance. I had the JVC RS55 and I am upgrading to a current model, to take advantage of the e-shift, I need to seat close to the screen. I don't want to see texture in the screen anymore, so am I going the right route? I know the Stewart Snomatte has the best image for what you project is what you get. A 100in 2.4:1 screen is about $2000 and to paint my wall and build a frame around it is only $200 at max.
Also, I'm moving into a house and having my theater room. I know if you paint the room all black, it improves the image like no other thing, but is there an alternative to having a black hole? I want the best possible image, so if I have to paint all black I will, but it will be a sacrifice.
Also, I'm moving into a house and having my theater room. I know if you paint the room all black, it improves the image like no other thing, but is there an alternative to having a black hole? I want the best possible image, so if I have to paint all black I will, but it will be a sacrifice.
