Which is better between: Blackout Cloth, FlexiGray, ProGray, FlexiWhite &amp; ProWhite. For indoor Home Theatre/gaming. With low-med ambient light?
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I use this as an alternate screen from my 3-D high output projector - color reproduction is quite good for the screen gain
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I have both, and prefer the Feit, particularly in the "Soft White" temperature. The Feit has a warmer hue and less glare, and provides nice light as compared to the Phillips. I would not recommend the Feit in the "natural daylight" temperature, as it is a very blue, white, sterile light.
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Have had the XBR 9 46 for two weeks, set up kitty-corner next to a south facing picture window. The window has half curtains and in the summer (now) I have an awning. No problem watching during the day, the mat finish on the Sony is also evident. It's like the mat finish (flat) on a wood floor as opposed to gloss (Samaung). I prefer the mat, I also prefer the less punchy and more natural colors of the Sony vs Samsung. If you have a glare problem with the Sony, there's nothing left to do but buy curtains - not a bad option, the half curtains look kinda nice.
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quick one that comes to mind is if you have a dark room, plasma should be better. But i personally like LED, aside from being a new technology, on a side by side comparison, the picture looks a lot awesome in LED than in plasma...
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Clear should be fine for indoor use. Anti-glare will come in handy for use outdoors.
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We had similar needs, and ProGray seemed the best choice. We have the LG Electronics PA75U Slim LED Projector with WXGA Resolution WiDi and Smart TV (2013 Model).
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Go for Better picture quality and performance and longer use by buying osram p-vip bulb or which ever is a little bit more expensive. I already had buy twice the shippest version.
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Since the Sony has a matte finish, as already noted, you should find that this particular LCD is the best you can get for high levels of reflective light, far better than any of the Plasma sets, even with anti-glare coating and better than most of the Samsung sets which do not have anti-glare or matte screens. Sony did a fine job with the use of the screen materials to avoid any reflections.
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The plasma is better is every aspect. The only reason you would go with LED would be to save a couple bucks on energy costs.
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I would say it reduce more than 60% of glare, assuming there is a light source directly shine on to the screen. It helps a lot when you are using your laptop under direct sunlight; also you would see no glare at all if you use it indoor!
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The Procyon is a good unit, but I do not have a Proteus to compare it with. One notable difference is the Procyon has red, green, and blue LEDs; I believe the Proteus is only two colours. I know it's more expensive than the Procyon, but I would recommend stepping up to the Kasina (also from Mindplace). It is worlds above the older units, and has independent RGB lights for each eye and an SD card that you can add music and other files to.
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I have a BenQ 1070 and my room has a lot of ambient light. The screen helps during the daytime but really comes to life at night. I am happy with my purchase. If you sit fairly close to the screen you will notice a sparkling effect from the screen due to the finish, but was not a deal breaker for me.
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I recommend the Grandstream gxv3610 model. It works very well indoors or outdoors and in any lighting condition that I've tested it in. I have them inside and outside, no complaints so far. Sorry for the late reply, I just saw your question.
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This will mostly be driven by 2 factors: 1. Projector you have or you are thinking of buying. 2. Your budget. I would suggest to give a call to Elite screen customer service and they can help you with this question. In most cases CineWhite 1.1 should be good enough.
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Hi J-young, The StudioFX is a 2400 watt light set and the soft boxes don't collapse. The PBL is a 450 watt very portable set up. If you need a lot of light I'd say the StudioFX is a pretty good deal. Looks like the StudioFX has 5 bulbs in two of the boxes where as the PBL only has one. Big difference. The best thing about the PBL is they fold up like an umbrella and pack in a small travel bag. I use the PBL lights for video fill only and not for still shots. I pack them easily and take the with when shooting. If you are looking to use the lights for portrait or studio work I'd get the StudioFX with 4500 watts as the PBL wouldn't be bright enough. Looks like the price is pretty good on the StudioFX too. Good luck on your decision
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I have this one Camp Chef OS-144 Indoor/Outdoor Movie Screen, White and this one Carl's Blackout Cloth, 110x200-inch, DIY Projector Screen, Raw Material/Fabric, Matte White,16:9/1.0 The 144 inch is pretty good but the "Carl's Blackout Cloth, 110x200-inch, DIY Projector Screen" mounted on a PVC pipe frame is far more impressive and the projector does a good job with it.
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I agree with I.Peter, I took a look at the B630 at my local Electronics Expo which was opposite a front window and I really didn't notice an issue with glare. My local best buy didn't have a B640 and with no windows and very high lights I'm not sure I would have noticed the glare.I did notice that Expo was lower on price and when I ready I'll see what they can do.