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Stewart screens will work beautifully with a wide range of projectors. Image size and projector light output can be matched to the appropriate Stewart fabric, yielding predictable professional results. For the best image, the picture should not be viewed at angles greater than 45 percent off-axis or outside a 90-degree seating cone. The best projection results are obtained in darkened rooms, enhancing black/white contrast and picture resolution. However, there are installations such as residential media rooms, corporate boardrooms and large meeting rooms where a certain amount of ambient light will always be present. In those cases, gray screen technology is most likely the best option. Another solution is to prevent extraneous lighting from being directed at the screen. |
![]() FIREHAWK G3 FireHawk G3 is a flexible front projection screen surface engineered for use with 1080p technology. The G3's ultra-fine optical coating improves uniformity for consistent brightness across the entire screen. FireHawk G3 is optimized to significantly improve contrast ratios, regardless of the projector type. It is a perfect choice for front projection applications where ambient light may be present providing increased black levels, shadow detailing, and superior color saturation FEATURES: - Superior performance in environments with ambient light - Engineered for use with 1080p projection technology - Re-formulated optical coating allows for enhanced focusing capabilities - Superb black levels, shadow detailing, and color saturation - Increased image contrast and resolution - Superb color and white field uniformity ![]() GRAYHAWK RS G3 GrayHawk RS G3 is an innovative front projection screen surface designed to maximize the performance of today’s 1080p technology. The G3’s ultra-fine optical coating improves uniformity for consistent brightness across the entire screen. This unique feature, combined with the neutral density gray base, dramatically increases black levels, shadow detailing and overall color saturation providing the viewer with maximum resolution and superb image quality. GrayHawk RS G3 is an excellent tool for lowering the black floor with high output projectors, without losing off axis performance and viewing cone width. |
AeroView 70 is a flexible rear projection screen material formulated specifically for ultra short throw light paths, edge blended and edge matched display systems. AeroView 70 is the gold standard industry leader for avoiding hot and cold edge match banding, when viewed off axis. AeroView 70 provides excellent white field uniformity and performs best in environments where ambient light is controlled. AeroView 70 is below unity gain and offers extremely wide viewing angles. |
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![]() TRAVELING MATTE BLUE Traveling Matte Blue, or T-Matte Blue is a rear lit transmissive blue screen which is ultra dense and has almost zero red/yellow or green crosstalk. Traveling Matte Blue is the largest available seamless blue screen in the world. Traveling Matte Blue screens can be furnished in grommeted or roller deployed configurations. Stewart Filmscreen Corp also makes special diffuser companion pieces for use in close coupling the lighting array to the screen.
UltiMatte Blue is a front lit, opaque specialty lighting surface formulated for minimal red/yellow or green crosstalk. Ultimatte Blue is always seamless and can be furnished in grommeted or roller deployed configurations. |
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