Joe Kane productions recommends Stewart GreyHawk RS or Studiotek for best color accuracy. See the Samsung H710AE thread for full discussion of this and for other's selections of less expensive alternatives. i'm using a 92" diagonal Firehawk with mine and the picture is terrific. I suggest a grey screen if you want to maximize black level, which is not this pj's greatest strength.
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I too am a member of the backorder crew (we should start a support group 
) and I am probably going to shelf mount my Sammy and use the Da Lite High Power screen. One of this projectors greatest assets is its ability to lens shift, which makes it a jewel for those of us looking for an over the shoulder projection. I will buy my screen after I have owned the projector for a bit. I want to be one hundred percent sure that I am buying the right screen size for my environment. I am not sure if 133†will be too big for my setup. If it is, I will purchase a 120†High Power Cinema Contour screen.
I have sampled a small 18â€x 26†piece of the SilverStar. It is just as brilliant as everyone describes. It is super bright, its good in ambient light, and bright images sparkle like tassels at a Vegas show. I for one could not stand the sparkles. I have them currently on my RPTV and will be very happy to be rid of them. If you can look past the sparkles and you do not want to go beyond 120†then, for a bright image, I think this is the screen to beat.
) and I am probably going to shelf mount my Sammy and use the Da Lite High Power screen. One of this projectors greatest assets is its ability to lens shift, which makes it a jewel for those of us looking for an over the shoulder projection. I will buy my screen after I have owned the projector for a bit. I want to be one hundred percent sure that I am buying the right screen size for my environment. I am not sure if 133†will be too big for my setup. If it is, I will purchase a 120†High Power Cinema Contour screen.I have sampled a small 18â€x 26†piece of the SilverStar. It is just as brilliant as everyone describes. It is super bright, its good in ambient light, and bright images sparkle like tassels at a Vegas show. I for one could not stand the sparkles. I have them currently on my RPTV and will be very happy to be rid of them. If you can look past the sparkles and you do not want to go beyond 120†then, for a bright image, I think this is the screen to beat.
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I dont have either one ? but I do have the 2x2 foot samples and both have there pros and cons
I am thinking of getting a HP as a 2nd screen for some shows its nice and bright things like CSI etc.. primetime TV shows and such on the HP are like a huge plasma but in nice dark movies the darks are not dark enough for me ? and the whites can be to white and bright and look almost fake ?
but like anything its all personal
the HCMW is a nice screen that has nice darks and nice clean whites still but not as nice as the firehawk which I want to get as my main screen and get rid of the matte white one I have now
| Originally Posted by FremontRich Well, I can't decide whether to get a Da-Lite High Contrast Matte White or High Power screen. Anyone have any thoughts or experience with these screens? |
I am thinking of getting a HP as a 2nd screen for some shows its nice and bright things like CSI etc.. primetime TV shows and such on the HP are like a huge plasma
but in nice dark movies the darks are not dark enough for me ? and the whites can be to white and bright and look almost fake ?but like anything its all personal
the HCMW is a nice screen that has nice darks and nice clean whites still but not as nice as the firehawk which I want to get as my main screen and get rid of the matte white one I have now
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