Greetings from yesteryear (for those that don't recognize me). After two heart attacks, a bunch of fancy embedded metal around my heart, and three years of working on my basement part-time, it's finally done. And even though I had all but given up hope on using my AE700 on the suspiciously flat wall space that I designed into it, the wife (imagine!) thinks we should still use it.
Who am I to resist?
So I've got about a 12' throw, which according to the fancy calculator at Projector Central will give me a projected image size of about 80" wide, 45" high, with a 91" diagonal, and smack in the center of the green zone for image brightness for low ambient light, which describes the space (mid-basement, windows all have shades, but the walls are a light tan.)
So what should I put up and use. I can probably spend $100-ish without setting off alarms, and I actually do have lots of paint left over from the "good ol' days", although I'm not sure what the state-of-the-art is hereabouts now. I've got a Wagner HVLP thingie, still in the box.
Commence...
Edit: I hasten to add that, although I'm not opposed to painting the wall, I'd prefer to paint a piece of material or fabric/frame. Capisce?
Who am I to resist?
So I've got about a 12' throw, which according to the fancy calculator at Projector Central will give me a projected image size of about 80" wide, 45" high, with a 91" diagonal, and smack in the center of the green zone for image brightness for low ambient light, which describes the space (mid-basement, windows all have shades, but the walls are a light tan.)
So what should I put up and use. I can probably spend $100-ish without setting off alarms, and I actually do have lots of paint left over from the "good ol' days", although I'm not sure what the state-of-the-art is hereabouts now. I've got a Wagner HVLP thingie, still in the box.
Commence...
Edit: I hasten to add that, although I'm not opposed to painting the wall, I'd prefer to paint a piece of material or fabric/frame. Capisce?














