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DIY Black Screen Tests Comparison - G is Best

Some samples I made to test materials for a DIY black screen. No audio this time - screwed it up while editing :/ Top-row from left to right: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A) 1 - Oracal 5500 white retro-reflector 2 - Diffuse grey chinese rear projection screen == Image looks dirty B) 1 - Oracal 5500 black retro-reflector 2 - Frozen Window Film (sandblasting design) 66,5 % VLT 3 - Oracal 638 Wall Art (transparent) == OK, but glittery appearance C) 1 - Oracal 5500 black retro-reflector 2 - Clear transparent chinese rear projection screen 3 - Oracal 638 Wall Art (transparent) == Clear transparent rear projection screen does not contribute D) 1 - Oracal 5500 black retro-reflector 2 - Oracal 638 Wall Art (transparent) == Too dark off axis E) 1 - 3M Scotchlight 8910 silver retro-reflector 2 - 70% VLT light black window tint 3 - Oracal 638 Wall Art (transparent) == Glossy reflections, films not sticking to the reflector Bottom-row from left to right: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ F) Mix of Black water-based wall paint White water-based wall paint Aluminium Air Base Glass beads == Didn't work - too dark Options: More Aluminium, no glass beads, curved screen G) 1 - Oracal 5500 black retro-reflector 2 - Frozen Window Film (opal/milk design) 72,5 % VLT 3 - Oracal 638 Wall Art (transparent) == Best one. imperfections due to amateurish assembly ;) Options: Better assembly ;) single diffuse layer with combined features of 2+3 Costs of films for a 98" (maximum seamless size) 16:9 ~ 160€ + shipping H) 1 - White glossy surface 2 - Dark grey lining fabric 3 - Frozen Window Film (opal/milk design) 72,5 % VLT == Good, picks up more ambient light, hotspots I) 1 - Oracal 5500 white retro-reflector 2 - Dark grey lining fabric 3 - Oracal 638 Wall Art (transparent) == Too dark off axis