Projection and rear projection
Display. Visualization - Projection and rear projection
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Projection and rear projection
Display. Visualization - Projection and rear projection

Authors : Thierry BOREL, Khaled SARAYEDDINE

Publication date: June 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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1. Projection and rear projection

1.1 Front projection principle

In a front projection system, the user is located on the same side of the screen as the image projection device. The screen is therefore illuminated from the front (figure 2 ).

The main disadvantage of front projection is its ability to diffuse ambient light. In order to achieve good brightness of the projected image, it is necessary to use a highly reflective white screen. Unfortunately, this has the effect of increasing the reflection rate of ambient light and consequently raising the minimum luminance value that can be achieved (black level). This in turn reduces C contrast: C=Lmax/Lmin

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