I want to use this to di vision screenings and it must be semi-dark inside are the walls heavy enough to keep the light out?
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No, they are pretty lightweight nylon and thin. They are not the same heavy canvas as the tent body.
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we only had 2 walls up in the middle of texas in September last year - we couldn't see the lcd tv or any device screens unless at the perfect angle - we did not put up all 3 walls because we wanted a breeze. It is shady, but not dark - hope this helps - also its a great tent I love it
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It depends on the amount of ambient light on the exterior. Normal exterior daylight is not impeded by the fabric much at all.
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Yes it is pretty heavy. The weight will keep your eyes closed. It will also keep them cool to temperatureWill also keep all light out.
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You could say that. It will allow light through. We have a plastic curtain on the other side as this is a fabric curtain.
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basement will probably be dark so almost any projector will do. the nice thing is the short throw of that projector. But it can also be a bad thing. My projector is actually pretty close to the wall (like 10 feet) because it has such a wide angle of projection to get a 10feet wide image. Very often you won't be able to put it at the other end of the room or you'll endup with part of the image on the side walls.
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Due to my temporary disability, my unit is sitting on a chair beside the TV and performing very well. You should not have a problem out of doors. I worry about lightening, however.
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not recommended if You need to place in a dark location. It's low light capability is limited. I placed it in an office that only needed to be viewed during work hours. Otherwise its a great camera.
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It depends on how much light is in the room. The projection is more visible in the dark.
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No Richard. My experience is it will not do much to diffuse bright light at night. The product is very effective in blocking vision into the home in the daytime, but at night it is the reverse. It allows everything and everyone a clear sight line inside the home. If you want to completely keep light out of an area, I would suggest blackout curtains. I've use them for years because I am very UV sensitive and they block 95% of daytime light and 100% of night light. There are many styles, sizes and price options are very reasonable, they work, and they really help to reduce heating and cooling cost. Hope this helps. Elaine
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Honestly, this will not reduce light inside the room. If reducing light is your goal, a curtain/blind would be a better solution. This is just window film used to maintain privacy yet still allow light inside.
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I think it should be fine. Against a off-white wall, it's very good and used with a proper screen it's very bright. So much so that I run it in economy mode to preserve the lamp.
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It depends on the size and placement of the windows. I have a window at the side and opposite end of the room to where the screen is. You can see quite clearly. I do have blinds which are closed. I bought the 25e to ensure the 3D would be bright enough. It's perfect although I'm usually only watching at night. I have cheap cardboard covers with frames made from lattice wood. If I need to darken the room I simply put these over the windows. I hardly use them because I'm usually at work all day. The picture is very good as long as there is no direct light shining above or on the screen. Again, my expectations were exceeded. It depends on the size and placement of the windows. I have a window at the side and opposite end of the room to where the screen is. You can see quite clearly. I do have blinds which are closed. I bought the 25e to ensure the 3D would be bright enough. It's perfect although I'm usually only watching at night. I have cheap cardboard covers with frames made from lattice wood. If I need to darken the room I simply put these over the windows. I hardly use them because I'm usually at work all day. The picture is very good as long as there is no direct light shining above or on the screen.... » Read More It depends on the size and placement of the windows. I have a window at the side and opposite end of the room to where the screen is. You can see quite clearly. I do have blinds which are closed. I bought the 25e to ensure the 3D would be bright enough. It's perfect although I'm usually only watching at night. I have cheap cardboard covers with frames made from lattice wood. If I need to darken the room I simply put these over the windows. I hardly use them because I'm usually at work all day. The picture is very good as long as there is no direct light shining above or on the screen. Again, my expectations were exceeded. « Show Less
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The screens are translucent -- so if you have bright light, it will diffuse the light but not completely block the sunlight. I think it should work as a good block to keep the strong sunlight from "sunbleaching" fabric etc.
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No. I actually got it for the opposite reason. I wanted to allow light into my place without sacrificing privacy and it does that quite effectively. If you are looking to darken a room, this is not what you are looking for.
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I think it depends on the surfaces. The legs of one of my tables and my bookshelves glowed in low light. Depending on the surface (carpeting and walls, for example) might need total darkness.
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I think it will be very tight. the inside is not any bigger than 48, so the ends of the lights may hit wall. That's not to say it will not work, but it will probably hit walls.
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Depends on the time of day and where you are standing. I believe it will reflect which ever light source is greater. So during the day, the sunight will reflect off of the film, giving that sense of privacy on the inside but still allowing you to see outside. However during the night it's the opposite, when the interior lights are on, you wont be able to see anything outside, but everything is visible inside your home.
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Not really, it's pretty well sealed. You'll only see t in be from if the room is completely dark.