Cami!
I need a really good movie theater quality projector that I can hook up to a blu ray player, with of course, pretty big projection, maybe about half the size of a theater screen, if you could recommend a good one, that would be great, because I have no idea what I'm doing! Ha, thanks (:
Okay, maybe not totally movie theater quality, I didn't realize projectors were so expensive, I was hoping for something under 1,000 dollars! If anybody could recommend a decent one around that price, that'd be nice (:
Answer
dont get the projector you can actually purchase a 70" sony xbr7
kdl70xbr7 its only about 17k right now. For a really really good quality projector and high quality screen(movie theatre quality you will be looking at near 20k anyway.) or you can get a good sharp 65" lcd for like 5k lc65se94u or lc65d64u
dont get the projector you can actually purchase a 70" sony xbr7
kdl70xbr7 its only about 17k right now. For a really really good quality projector and high quality screen(movie theatre quality you will be looking at near 20k anyway.) or you can get a good sharp 65" lcd for like 5k lc65se94u or lc65d64u
projectors for outdoor cinema?
Eric O
http://www.openaircinema.us/info/elite/pact_show/id_19385372/
i found this website which sells the whole kit (is it good value for money?) - looking at the projector specifically, is 3500 lumens sufficient for a 20' screen in a relatively light-pollution-free area?
these things go up to 10.000 lumens and more, and their price proportionally - which would be the best adapted in your opinion?
Also, the projector has to work in a relatively humid environment - think Orlando by a lake. And give good screen resolution from DVD source
Answer
To pull this off, you will basically need three things:
A big enough screen that is made for outdoors. It will need to be stable in the wind. That is the hard part.
A nice bright projector (depends on the screen size. 5K lumens will probably be minimum).
A professional sound system.
You best bet is to hire an AV staging and rental company to do the whole thing. If you are going to do this on a regular basis, they can help you with purchasing the equipment and setting it up permanently.
There are plenty of companies in your area that can help you with this. Try the Yellow Pages under "Audio Visual" or "Audio Video".
To pull this off, you will basically need three things:
A big enough screen that is made for outdoors. It will need to be stable in the wind. That is the hard part.
A nice bright projector (depends on the screen size. 5K lumens will probably be minimum).
A professional sound system.
You best bet is to hire an AV staging and rental company to do the whole thing. If you are going to do this on a regular basis, they can help you with purchasing the equipment and setting it up permanently.
There are plenty of companies in your area that can help you with this. Try the Yellow Pages under "Audio Visual" or "Audio Video".
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