RE: Do you really need a projector screen? - NO - Paint code

["Kenneth Watt" <kwatt@xxxxxxx>]

> These both look good - but i'm still concerned about the noise
level....
> should I worry? or does the sight of a nice projected image make
the
> ears forgiving...

And to bounce this right back to the original question...

The Panny AE100 can be run in a "lower" and "higher"
light setting the
pros of the "lower" setting are that the noise level is reduced
and the
bulb lasts twice as long. The noise on the lower setting is very low
indeed.

The con, as far as I am concerned in this thread, is that you do really
need a decent screen to get the best from this, I don't want a debate
about it as that's my experience and my opinion of it! ;)

I have a Da-Lite screen which performs nicely and I can paint the wall
any colour I choose. :)

K.

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