Optoma HD65 on 90" Black Widow Screen without Backlight

Optoma HD65 on Black Widow Screen withput Backlight shot with Samsung Omnia HD

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Optoma
• HD65
• HD
• Omnia
• Black
• Widow
• Projector
• Screen
• Backlight

[ste0803gw]

screen costs total around £90, timber frame, canvas stretch and sprayed paint., ive also improved this setup now and lost the backlight.

[ste0803gw]

The camera makes it look worse than it actually is. its an absolutely amazing picture, the whites look crushed in the video but there spon on in real life,

Black are improved a massive amount with the black widow paint and i used a primed canvas with spray gun to put the paint on there.

[joehowa]

I like the look of your screen but just want to get an idea of how much it cost to make and was it easy to do?

[joehowa]

how much did it cost you to make the screen?

[rw5791]

the backlight makes it feel like I'm at a convention.Anyway,they don't use a backlight in the theatres so why use it at home?

[unity2012]

I found the backlight distracting. I prefer this setting. Great job! The important matter here is that YOU like it. Enjoy it.

[Alaneye]

Hi Steve, I have to say I like it more like this than with the back-light

[1981z28camaro]

@ste0803gw Hey, I found instructions on how to make this Black Widows Screen, but I find it a little confusing, could you give me some simpler instructions? lol

Thanks in advance!

[sillz10]

near-white seems to turn into white. is that just in the video or is that what you see in real life? Like the waves. How are the black levels with your screen? Its hard to tell from video because of the camera.