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I'm happy with the image quality of my new Grayhawk, but I'm having problems with the shadowbox. As Grayhawk owners are aware, the filmscreen is recessed BEHIND a frame of black 1.5" x 1.5" aluminum. This creates a surface IN FRONT of the screen, perpendicular to the screen and on the inner surface of the frame. When the DILA image lights the screen, and is adjusted to match the width of the screen, the viewer can see a reflection of the image in this inside surface of the frame, even though it is painted matte black. This occurs even if there is no overscan at all. It is pretty annoying during bright scenes.
My screen size is 100"x56" with a seating distance of 15 feet, so my seats are definitely not too close to the screen.
Do any of you coat the inner surface of the frame with felt or a similar non-reflective material?
Am I the only one experiencing this?
Any suggestions would be appreciated...
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Perry
www.woodht.homestead.com
My screen size is 100"x56" with a seating distance of 15 feet, so my seats are definitely not too close to the screen.
Do any of you coat the inner surface of the frame with felt or a similar non-reflective material?
Am I the only one experiencing this?
Any suggestions would be appreciated...
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Perry
www.woodht.homestead.com