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<blockquote data-quote="Kemosabe" data-source="post: 573341" data-attributes="member: 3202"><p>Great work man. I am open to correction here as I am not sure what I am about to suggest holds true for projection screens. Someone recently posted pics of a backlight they installed behind their flatscreen tv to uplight the back wall behind the tv. The benefits in terms of enhanced apparent contrast was discussed. Initially a black front wall seems like a great idea to avoid reflections etc. But doesnt having true black as a reference point close to the screen give the viewer poorer perceived black levels on the screen?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kemosabe, post: 573341, member: 3202"] Great work man. I am open to correction here as I am not sure what I am about to suggest holds true for projection screens. Someone recently posted pics of a backlight they installed behind their flatscreen tv to uplight the back wall behind the tv. The benefits in terms of enhanced apparent contrast was discussed. Initially a black front wall seems like a great idea to avoid reflections etc. But doesnt having true black as a reference point close to the screen give the viewer poorer perceived black levels on the screen? [/QUOTE]
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