
Home Cinema Module, for 3P (RGB) LASER Illumination of projection displays.
Thanks Matt for bringing the good news:
http://www.displaydaily.com/display...y-brings-laser-expertise-to-cinema-projection
Hi Andy but this woven screens are gain of 80 so no curved screens then? Whos woven screens are now on commercial brands besides Stewart ( I remember Joaquin saying over my dead body will we offer a window shade for a screen years ago ;-))http://www.readcube.com/articles/10.1002/j.2168-0159.2014.tb00114.x
http://www.christiedigital.com/Docu...nd opportunities - Huntsville - John Domm.pdf
A lot of the LP speckle is from silver screens. With the light output you can get away with white screens. Another thing LP likes is woven over perforated screen material.
"The four versions of the Illumina module are intended to produce from 10K to 65K D65 white-balanced lumens on the screen. According to Power Technologies, this is sufficient for screen widths from 10M to 30M (33’ to 98’)."
I don't know about 98 feet, may be up to 65 feet. I would be interested in their color light output measurements, never watched any white movies.
CinemaAndy:George Walter, who is now head of Christie Digital's new Premium Home Entertainment division, had some really nice, yet to be released, products for the home. They were very interesting. He didn't say how or what, but he said speckle was unnoticible on screens under 30 feet.
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I know Vutec's premium line, VisionX, offers curved screens (with or without masking) and a unity gain woven AT material as an option.Hi Andy but this woven screens are gain of 80 so no curved screens then? Whos woven screens are now on commercial brands besides Stewart ( I remember Joaquin saying over my dead body will we offer a window shade for a screen years ago ;-))