>I'm sorry to burden the list with OT questions, but I'm on enough
>lists already and this is the only photo list I want to be on right
>now. Please respond offllist if you are so inclined. OTOH, maybe
>others here have similar q's.
>
>And: 2) looking through the projection screens at B&H, I am totally
>bewildered at the variety, and I have no idea what most of the specs
>mean. What should I look for in a screen that will do nice sharp
>images at moderate distances for not to much money? Maybe up to about
>$150. If there were something like an "entry-level pro" screen, that
>would probably do it.
>
>Thanks for any help you can offer.
I would recommend a Da-Lite screen. I bought mine at B&H. Relatively inexpensive and
probably the last screen you'll ever buy. I just bought a 60" matte white to replace
my 20 year old glass-bead screen. Man, there's no going back. The image on matte white
is so much sharper than glass-bead. The viewing angle is much wider as well. Go to
Da-Lite's web site as it has loads of information on the various screen types.
- John
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