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for varying levels of brightness, light distribution, is resistant
against mild abrasion and can be cleaned with soap and water.
MATERIALS
faith rear projection screens are cast on the finest plate glass
using fine, clear (or dyed) acrylic as screen material. Acrylic
is lightweight, durable and break-resistant and easy to install.
faith rear projection screens are manufactured in the following
sizes and thicknesses.
Thickness Maximum Size
13mm 1.2m x 2.0m
15mm 1.5m x 2.0m
18mm 2.1m x 2.8m
10mm 2.1m x 2.8m
VIEWING ANGLE
The density of the diffusion material within the screen comes in
3 different levels. The reason is that the more diffusion material,
the wider the angle of viewing but the gain will be less when viewed
directly. However, if less diffusion material is used then the picture
will be brighter when directly viewed, but will be darker in comparison
when viewed from the wider angle.
COLOURS
All faith rear projection screens are available in three formulations
(N5, N7, 00), this will allow the specifier to select the optimum
image contrast level for the planned installation.
00 - White - Neutral white tint. Low contrast with some loss in
colour rendition. Offers slightly higher brightness levels and enhances
the rear screens ability to reflect a laser pointer beam.
Not recommended for computer graphic/data displays with dark backgrounds
and light text characters.
N5 - Neutral Grey - Standard formulation medium grey tint. Normal
contrast levels and good colour rendition. Brightness levels are
uniform throughout entire viewing cone. Suitable for all projection
formats and images (video slide, LCD, computer data etc).
N7 - High Contrast - Dark grey tint. Exceptional contrast and colour
rendition. Excellent light dispersion properties for uniform brightness
from any viewing angle. Highly recommended for computer generated
data displays with light or bright text against a dark background.
Dark colours and black are reproduced with remarkable accuracy.
Outstanding dark colours. N7 coatings perform equally well with
static and moving displays.
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