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Consider the variables to determine
the correct screen size, placement, and optical qualities. |
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Projector—Draper recommends that you provide us the details of what projector and lens you intend to use with your application. |
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Size—For
legibility, we suggest this rule: L = distance from screen to
back row of seats. Screen height should equal or exceed L÷6
in all situations. For complex graphics, as in a command and
control center, screen height may need to be as great as L÷2. |
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Placement—Install
screens high enough so that all seats have an unobstructed view,
but screen center should be no more than 20° above the eye level
of any viewer. In a room with a level floor, the bottom of the screen
should be 36" to 48" above the floor. |
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Audience—Ideally,
all viewers should be seated within 30° of the projection axis, and
never more than 45° off axis. |
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Audience Lighting—Draper
rear projection screens are designed for use in lighted rooms. However,
optical qualities will be enhanced if lighting is controlled so that
no direct or reflected light strikes the screen. |
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Projection Area—Ideally,
the depth of the projection room should be 2x the screen width. This
is often not feasible, so high quality first surface mirrors may be
used to fold the projection path, achieving the desired image size
within a shorter distance. |
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Only Draper can provide
six unique rear projection screen technologies to satisfy any requirement:
IRUS,
Cinescreen®,
Vortex,
High
Contrast Black, HoloView
and DiamondScreen™.
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