I´d like to know if this material could be used to project an image that can be viewed from both sides at the same time. Tks.
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Yes...you can see the image from both sides. I laminated the film to a window and now I can watch my projection tv inside or outside. But...you can only see the images if it is dark outside. And...the image inside is not as sharp as it is outside. Outside (through the glass) looks like a regular tv (at night). The inside image is a little "dull" looking. Hope this helps you.
1723904
No it would not be suitable for viewing an image from both sides at the same time. One side would be reversed as the projection LCD would be pointed to it and reverse it so the front projection would not see the projector.
1723905
Image can be viewed from both sides. Reverse on one side of course. Although you can view on both sides, this material does have a specific side for viewing.
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It would be a bit of a challenge, but it can be done. I can project an 8' wide by 6' tall image. The room would need to be quite dark with no outside light contamination. As the distance from the wall increases the image intensity and fine detail decreases.
1042946
Would not endorse this. Faux could be most any material... so if you try it, test it on a spot that is not visible.
1942663
Yes, you can see thru small slits between the woven material of the screen. Some one would have to be close to the screen though to make out any detail on the other side.
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Yes. You have to use multiple layers. But yes it can. If you are trying to make a nightvision you will need the red and blue. You can also use blank negatives from developed film also. Honestly it's a lot cheaper.
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According to what I have seen with the activboards they are using a lcd projector withe the board so I would think it would work. Best check search Promethean .com and see what they use for projection. Hope I could help.
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When you refer to projection, are you asking about the distance from the mount wall to the outer edge? If so, I would not recommend it. You will loose all of the mount holes and reference points and obviously need to cut down the side rails/frame. If you are good with your hands and have the tools to do a clean job cutting all the sheet metal, then yes it can be done! This thing was a big enough pain in the neck to assemble without all the extra work. But honestly, after all the hassle, it came out nice.
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Probably not. The glossy surface of the screen would make the projection look bad. Kinda like photographing something glossy with a flash.
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If you are able to put the projector near the center of the room it should be fine. On the side of the room the projection should only be messed up just behind the beams path.
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Jon - Yes, all of our materials (other than rear projection film) block essentially all light from passing through. This material will work great for going over a window. Thanks!
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Yes. I haven't tried it yet myself, I did however plan on using it for rear projection as my project matures. It has a panel on the back that is held on by velcro that apparently is designed to be removed if you are going to use it for rear projection. At least that's what the instructions say.
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I think it would work well if you have a place to put it a straight shot to the screen. I have it 22 feet from the screen and it projects a 210" projection. I think it doesn't do too well with a lot of lighting. You can always try it and return it to Amazon if you're not satisfied. I'm very satisfied with it myself.
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If it's at a different angle (up high or down low) you can adjust it. If it's to the right or the left, the picture will be slightly distorted
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Yes it is the same on both sides. I use it for cards and the pictures are great. This product is not for regular photos. I hope this answers your questions.
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sicne it collapsible (think the oval sun shade for cars) it will be slightly warped (not flat) and its a cotton material (absorb more than reflects) and the black side does dampen the color.If your looking for a portable one,l you could always make one from poster board and tape the back end and then cut slits to fold it down (ask military person with background or copy of the military map reading FM manual, it shows in the back a way to cut a map and fold it, same principle)MAKE magazine did an article on making a screen for projector suing wood, glass filaments (the beads used in road sign and ground) to reflect back light) witch is great, cheap and really enhances viewing sicne it collapsible (think the oval sun shade for cars) it will be slightly warped (not flat) and its a cotton material (absorb more than reflects) and the black side does dampen the color.If your looking for a portable one,l you could always make one from poster board and tape the back end and then cut slits to fold it down (ask military person with background or copy of the military map reading FM manual, it shows in the back a way to cut a map and fold it, same principle)MAKE magazine did an article on making a screen for projector suing wood, glass filaments (the beads used... » Read More sicne it collapsible (think the oval sun shade for cars) it will be slightly warped (not flat) and its a cotton material (absorb more than reflects) and the black side does dampen the color.If your looking for a portable one,l you could always make one from poster board and tape the back end and then cut slits to fold it down (ask military person with background or copy of the military map reading FM manual, it shows in the back a way to cut a map and fold it, same principle)MAKE magazine did an article on making a screen for projector suing wood, glass filaments (the beads used in road sign and ground) to reflect back light) witch is great, cheap and really enhances viewing « Show Less
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You can, but it doesn't show print very well. Only pictures show clearly......gl2u!!!!
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Yes it really works great for reading and projecting pictures mine came cracked but still works great hope that helps ;)