Front projection is the most common format for ourdoor screens, but with this setup, the audience has to be seated out of the way of the projector. Screens with front projection capabilities will require you to place and adjust the projector in front of them, while the rear projection screens have the image projected from behind the screen. The projection compatibility depends on your needs, projector type, and the outdoor space you plan to enjoy it in. If you're mainly going to be using your screen for small groups, we suggest spending more on a freestanding screen for better picture quality. Retractable screens require mounting and cost more than freestanding ones, but the viewing experience is worth it.Īn inflatable projector screens deliver a large viewing surface without breaking the bank and are great for entertaining a crowd. Opting for a retractable projector screen will treat you to the best picture quality. These products are also easy to store and transport in a bundled bag when not in use. You need to set it up, but the process usually takes minutes. Freestanding projector screens are deservedly the most popular and widely available.Ī freestanding projector screen offers a stellar viewing experience at an agreeable price. You can consider several distinct outdoor screen types: freestanding, retractable, and inflatable, each bringing a unique set of features and shortcomings over the others.

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