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To expand a little more - for those contractors that are in the middle or high end of what @Tony Reale describes - we know what our costs are to complete a job and we are intelligent. In spite of what many of the guru programs say about low-balling your contractors during pricing negotiations, one of the quickest ways to lose a relationship with a good contractor is to continually want to lowball them while negotiating pricing.
You are correct, I'm not expecting 5000 calibrated lumens. I know my Optoma UHD60 isn't cranking out a full 3000 lumens in HDR or Cinema modes. That said, I don't want to end up with a significantly dimmer image at 200" than what I have now. I've been trying to figure out if that means getting a higher lumen projector and calibrating it down or getting a better-calibrated projector, like the NX7, and adding a higher-gain screen.
Joined Oct 8, 2019 · 19 Posts Discussion Starter • #1 • Dec 19, 2019 I've been looking around and came across a few options: Stewart StudioTek 130 G4 Severtson Cinema White Screen Innovations Pure White I'm in the process of building our next house and I'm planning on going with a 200" screen. I'd like to maximize my fL so I was planning on going with a 1.3 gain screen. I didn't want to go with a higher gain than that because I was concerned with getting too much hotspotting.
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