I have been looking for some time now to get an ambient rejecting light screen. Of course most of them, if not all, have limitations regarding throw ratio. I can see for example that there is a minimum of 1.5 throw ratio for dnp and SI screens.
My system currently consists of a jvc dla rs57, a Isco IIIL and a 2.35 screen (9.8 feet wide). Throw distance is about 14 feet.
When projecting without using A-lens, I get a throw ratio of about 1.92. After moving the A-lens in front of the projector I get a ratio of about 1.43.
This maybe stupid but which result should I take under consideration to avoid hot spotting etc?
Projector is natively throwing a picture of 7.3 feet wide. Should I consider projector+Alens as one system throwing at 9.8 feet wide?
Unfortunately moving the projector is not an option.
Thank you in advance.
My system currently consists of a jvc dla rs57, a Isco IIIL and a 2.35 screen (9.8 feet wide). Throw distance is about 14 feet.
When projecting without using A-lens, I get a throw ratio of about 1.92. After moving the A-lens in front of the projector I get a ratio of about 1.43.
This maybe stupid but which result should I take under consideration to avoid hot spotting etc?
Projector is natively throwing a picture of 7.3 feet wide. Should I consider projector+Alens as one system throwing at 9.8 feet wide?
Unfortunately moving the projector is not an option.
Thank you in advance.