#Silver screen projector movie
#Silver screen projector portable

They used to have a frame called 'Easi-Rect', like the Fast-Fold by Da-Lite, but seems to be no longer available. Their Spectral is an excellent 3D screen material with good brightness and extinction. They sell a lace/grommet setup on Amazon.īased in Ireland, they have a factory in the US (Virginia). It doesn't stretch, but it does tend to lay flat. The sample we have is a canvas based material which seems to be the rare non-vinyl material available. This looks like a great 3D screen material! Unfortunatly it ships only from Germany. We have used their old 'Snapper' fixed frame, but they currently offer the WallScreen (with leg option). The Stewart Silver 3D material is generally accepted as the Rolls Royce of 3D screens, with a price to match (though they also offer the Filmscreen 150 with half the gain). They sell from their website, Amazon and even eBay. Looking forward to seeing a full-size screen in action, but this looks like the best economy large size silver screen available. Got a sample and it's not bad! Certainly brighter than either of the Da-Lite offerings with about the same extinction. They cater to both professional and home use, where they offer the Monarch frame which can be ordered with legs. Currently they are offering multiple choices of 3D surfaces, including foldable. We've seen their screens and they are excellent. They also offer fixed frames (with leg option).

#Silver screen projector portable

They seem to be the only company currently offering a folding frame ( Quickfold) for large portable screen options. Silver Screen Manufacturers SEVERTSON SCREENSĬhecked some samples of SEVISION 3D GX 1.4 from Severtson and it looked excellent (though a bit grainy if close). Unfortunately, the special surface required is one of the most difficult aspects of polarized stereo presentation. Silver screens are coated, and almost always must be rolled and not folded (which makes transport difficult). For this, one needs a fixed or portable silver screen (for passive polarized 3D).

#Silver screen projector movie

Almost all movie screens these days are white, unless polarized 3D movies are being projected! Cinema screens are permanent installations, but many people would like to project 3D images at home or other locations. However, a silver screen will lose a lot of it's light as you view from the sides, but a white screen will be about the same brightness from all angles. A silver screen is more reflective, therefore brighter than a white screen. Movie screens were originally silver to compensate for the relatively dim projection systems of the time. Jorge Simonet / CC BY-SA ( ) Silver screens are difficult to produce, transport, erect and store!