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The VApex PRO is the perfect option if you’re assembling a budget video projection system but don’t want to cut corners. VApex PRO Fixed Frame Screen Review: $219 (as reviewed) As Norton put it, “The Elite Aeon CLR is a great option for a budget UST projection system” - and one worthy of Sound & Vision’s 2017 Top Picks of the Year status. Sporting a 0.5-inch “edge-free” design that mimics the ultra-thin bezels of today’s flat-panel TVs, the screen is a high performing ambient-light-rejecting (ALR) model designed specifically for use with UST projectors.
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Resident video maven Tom Norton installed a 90-inch-diagonal screen from Elite’s Aeon CLR series for his review of Epson’s LS100 ultra-short-throw (UST) LCD projector. “I was actually stunned with how well the new material performed…and downright smitten with the extra brightness.” If you’re looking for a reference-caliber screen that provides a bump in brightness without artifacts, the ST130 G4 deserves serious consideration.
The ST130 G4, the fourth generation of Stewart Filmscreen’s popular StudioTek material, is designed to preserve the fine detail and contrast of 4K/high dynamic range (HDR) sources - claims reviewer Kris Deering put to the test using a series of carefully chosen video clips. Stewart Filmscreen StudioTek 130 G4 Projection Screen: $1,484 (material only, as tested)
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(August/September 2021, Read Full Review)
If you like the idea of achieving a vivid, theater-like presentation without having to turn off all of the lights, this screen can help get you there. He was impressed with the “floating TV” look he was able to achieve and the screen’s ability to render rich, detailed images with movies and sports - even when the room’s overhead lights were left on. Using Epson’s Top Pick-designated LS500 projector, resident video expert Al Griffin put a 123-inch (diagonal) screen with a fixed-edge frame only 0.4 inches thick to the test. (August/September 2021, Read Full Review)ĮPV Screens DarkStar UST 2 Efinity Projection Screen: $2,799 (as tested)ĮPV’s DarkStar UST 2 Efinity is an ambient-light-rejecting (ALR) screen designed for use with the new class of ultra-short-throw (UST) projectors.
If there’s a caveat, it’s that the Harmony G2 demands a bright projector.
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Professional calibrator Michael Hamilton evaluated an 8 x 4.5-foot screen using Epson’s outstanding 5050UB and was impressed with the screen’s ability to display “fantastic detail, wonderful edge-to-edge uniformity” and pass sound without diminishing intelligibility. Stewart Filmscreen has been crafting movie-theater screens since the Golden Age of Hollywood so it’s well versed in the art of making high-performance video screens like the Harmony G2, which is designed to enhance audio fidelity without compromising image quality. Stewart Filmscreen Harmony G2 Acoustically Transparent Screen: $3,242 (as tested) (August/September 2022, Read Full Review) The screen and its supporting structure are well-made and the whole shebang is reasonably-priced and easy to set up and use for anyone who wants to make that their screen disappear at will. Tired of staring at a blank screen when your projector is off? Enter the Elite Screens Kestrel, a motorized, remote controllable screen that fully retracts into an inconspicuous case on the floor when it’s not in use. Models are listed in order of when they were reviewed with the most recent first.Įlite Screens Kestrel Tab-Tension 2 CLR 3 Series Screen: $2,320 Consult the manufacturer for specific pricing. Screen prices vary widely by brand, size, screen material, and configuration (fixed frame or retractable tensioned/non-tensioned, etc.).
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