NothingProjector Black Series Motorized Floor Rising Screen For Ultra Short Throw Projector - Nothingprojector - Nothingprojector (2024)

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It depends on the quality of your projector and the smoothness of the wall surface. The smoothness of the wall surface is influenced by various factors such as construction standards and procedures. If your wall is uniformly smooth, it might suffice. However, the paint, color, and texture of the wall surface can affect color reproduction and color gradient performance of the projected image.

Projection screens come in four main aspect ratios: 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, and 2.35:1. However, most smart projectors on the market project images in a 16:9 aspect ratio. Therefore, for home use, choosing a 16:9 aspect ratio screen would be ideal as it perfectly matches with the projector's output.

Gain: Simply put, it refers to the ratio of the brightness reflected from the projection screen to what our eyes perceive compared to the brightness reflected from a white wall, under constant projector brightness and ambient light conditions.
The gain of projection screens typically ranges from 0.6 to 2.0; we usually position the gain of a white wall at 1.
Higher gain screens can concentrate light energy more effectively, resulting in increased brightness. However, they can also restrict the viewing angle. Generally, the higher the gain, the narrower the viewing angle, limiting the optimal viewing position. Thus, higher gain is not always better.
For use in narrow rooms, high gain screens may be suitable. However, in larger spaces or when multiple viewers are present simultaneously, it's advisable to avoid screens with excessively high gain.
In bright environments, ambient light rejecting screens may have lower brightness gain compared to white walls, but they effectively resist ambient light interference, significantly enhancing contrast in the image.