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jibe004
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Hi there! I recently just purchased my first home and I was fortunate to discover that the owner had installed a home entertainment system with a rear projector t.v.! The only drawback is that he had only painted a section of the wall with white paint (and used it as a screen). I feel I could get more out performance out of the system if I installed a projection screen.
I apologize for my lack of technical knowledge in this area, and was hoping some of you could provide me with solid reccommendations.
Firstly: my projector is an "In Focus, Screen Play 4805". I know I've been using a 16:9 aspect ratio, but the projector also has a 4:3 (I think that's the other ratio), and also a "native" ratio.
the projector is mounted to the ceiling; and the white wall/make-shift screen measured to be approx. 89" (diagonally).
i'd like to purchase a good quality screen that will unlock the potential of my projector.
reccommendations and advice would be greatly appreciated!
thanks
~Matt
EDIT: what I would really like is to make the picture appear brighter, and more detail. I will use the screen for my play station 2 video games, DVDs, and also sporting events. BTW, is my projector a high definition one? sorry for so many queries.
I apologize for my lack of technical knowledge in this area, and was hoping some of you could provide me with solid reccommendations.
Firstly: my projector is an "In Focus, Screen Play 4805". I know I've been using a 16:9 aspect ratio, but the projector also has a 4:3 (I think that's the other ratio), and also a "native" ratio.
the projector is mounted to the ceiling; and the white wall/make-shift screen measured to be approx. 89" (diagonally).
i'd like to purchase a good quality screen that will unlock the potential of my projector.
reccommendations and advice would be greatly appreciated!
thanks
~Matt
EDIT: what I would really like is to make the picture appear brighter, and more detail. I will use the screen for my play station 2 video games, DVDs, and also sporting events. BTW, is my projector a high definition one? sorry for so many queries.