Will Cunningham

Wall Color and image quality

Hi,

I am looking for information on how wall color affects the picture quality of a projector and if anyone has any suggestions for what colors would be best.

I remember finding info on this stuff in the distant past but it has taken a long time to get the projector area ready and I can't remember the details. lol. I vaugely remember that matt colors are best to avoid light reflection but that is the extent of my memory. I would appreciate any tips of suggestions anyone had.

Thanks!

Will Cunningham - www.MadRavings.com

Jim Mcc

Definitely use a flat finish, and the darker the better. We used flat black for the ceiling and screen wall, and dark gray for the other 3 walls.

David Noll

Just remember, it doesn't have to be boring!

These are links to my theater:
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/gall...g2_itemId=1125

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/gall...g2_itemId=1096

Here is another link to prove my point:
http://www.futureviewtv.com/photos/2...2ndtime3lg.jpg

Like said above, matte (flat) finish is the ideal. Nothing glossy.

David

The Noll Family Home Theater

Steve Adams

Nice david...Im going to have to get some pics of my theater once I get the projector installed and the screen and seating finished....

I used a color from benjamin moore called wolf grey on my walls its a dark grey/green/blue color, black ceiling, and projector screen wall area, and a silver white veiwing area. carpet in my theater is very cool....circles with that wolf grey, black and gold...im in the process of painting my moudings gold and putting in rope light in a dropped crown moulding so that just the light comes from it.

\"I did\'nt know she was a cop, I thought she was a hooker!\" (homer simpson)

Parker Clack

Steve:

I look forward to seeing the pictures.

Parker