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    Question About projector fixed screen

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    I have a question about fix screen I want to buy for projector,AP-AE4000Uby end of this month.
    I want to buy the 135”fix screen
    So how can I get 2:35.1 out of that screen size if says it 16 by 9 most of the screen to purchase..
    But I want to try that mode all the time fill the whole my 135" screen....kinda of confuse ,what screen should buy for that mode? Someone know?

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    There are two size screens 16:9 or 2.4:1. With a 16:9 screen you will have black bars on the top and bottom with movies that are 2.35:1. With a 2.4 screen you will have black bars on the sides with 16:9 material. Remember that TV is 16:9 as are many movies. As Don said, you can use masking. Also remember, I do not think the Panasonic accepts an anamorphic lens anyways so you will need a 16:9 screen.

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    Thanks teachac
    Go to AVSFORUMS.TV
    Have a real good VID with detailed about pana4000U
    Says it also about the formats of 16by9 and 2:35.1 lens and screen test .. and that VID real good & tempted me to buy this projector!

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    If you have a 16:9 screen you will get the black bars top and bottom of the image when viewing 2.35:1 material. It all depends on your wall space. If you are limited horizontally, 16:9 is the way to go. If you are limited vertically, and you have a projector that can do 2.35:1 than that is the way to go for the largest pictures (you will have side bars on 16:9).

    Of course you can go with a screen that has side panels (or bottom ones) that open and close as needed if you want to pay the $$.

    I have 2 16:9 screens since in both cases I was limited horizontally.

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    I saw a demo of Black Diamond screen on you tube and it looked awesome. Is there a screen out there that absorbs light like the Black Diamond without absorbing my wallet?

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1C4S2W4TRM"]YouTube- SI Projection Screens, Screen Innovations Black Diamond Projector Screen[/ame]

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    Question About projactor fixed screen

    This is my first time buying a projector and decided buy the new Panasonic 4000U
    Now I want to know what is the good 1080p screen quality and brand out there to buy.
    Anyone knows & experienced with the screen quality and brand let me know what is the best out there
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    I posted this in the other thread. If you have the $ this one looks really good. Are there any screens out there that are not as light reflective than others at a lower price?
    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1C4S2W4TRM]YouTube - SI Projection Screens, Screen Innovations Black Diamond Projector Screen[/ame]

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    Why another thread?

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