Hi
Can anyone advise what's the best Resene colour for painting a wall that the projector will project onto?
Has anyone used Alabaster ??
Thanks
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Dunnersfella: 80 inches is rather small for projection though...
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Masterpiece: Hi ResKaren
I tried all of the base, pearls,Aluminium and the chalice, even sourced raw aluminium product.All failed with respect to colour performance when acting as screen. The major problem was differential absorption between the primary colours RGB. Blue scatters more readily and always absorbs first with aluminium or black added to paint.
Another issue with aluminium mixes for screens is the way the particals lay, where they tend to sit virtical with respect to the surface which is the opposite of what is required.
This is why I recommend the straight white options, although asthetically not as pleasing as the other options, white performs better for screen work. A hint of black can be added(that is all Thomas Tallis is), but even that is pushing it. Resene Black white is an option as it has only a touch of black and isnt so stark as pure white base.
(ps: wife is an interior consultantand we have had warmer discussions about this :) )
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