Recent content by BlazingStarCinema

You will not need 4000 lumens, though it would be nice. For your 12' screen a 2500 lumen projector will be enough for the vast majority of shows your going to do and thats from experience in the business.You have lots of options in that range and I would utilize ProjectorCentral.com to...

Sorry for the poor formatting on the above post, it's from my blackberry. Also these are the recommendations I was referencing, SMPTE RP 12 Screen Luminance for Drive-In Theaters (link to paid subscription service).

I want to get back to the digital cinema criterion mentioned above. I've been told by another source that there are standards specifically for outdoor or Drive-In Theaters which are much lower, in the 4fl range. I have not yet had a chance to purchase the standars or read them. Is anyone...

I must admit I'm someone who has freely used the term without knowing its source or backgroud. Thanks for the answers, they were interesting and I'm sure I'l be able to use this in the future on some other forums I participate in. Posted via Mobile Device

First let me say thanks for the replies, from someone new to the industry its a great help in trying to get a handle on things. As with all small business's I'm trying to walk the line between the quality of the product and the cost to obtain that quality. My budget is obviously dictated by...

So, here we go with my first question...I'm in the process of adding a 30' x 17' inflatable movie screen to my inventory. Along with this addition I will require a new PJ to fill this beast. I know in an ideal world I would be purchasing a 10000+ lumen projector but I simply don't have the...

Howdy good folks!Just wanted to pop my head in and introduce myself as I hope to be here some what frequently to learn from what looks to be a group of talented folks. Hopefully someday I'll have some knowledge I can pass on down to some younger folks.My name is Chris and I'm the owner of...