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THANK YOU! I have a 96 inch black diamond, hands down the best screen ever
2013-05-17 07:58:13
THANK YOU! I have a 96 inch black diamond, hands down the best screen ever. My cat spotted a fly on the screen and went for it. Well we all know what cat claws will do. I called SI, thinking the worst, I was going to go in circles and end up buying an entire [...]“Black Diamond saved us money” – a photo-enhanced end user review
2013-04-17 16:32:19
An unsolicited end user review: "Recently we replaced our standard white Screen Innovations (100”, 16:9, 1.0 gain) home theater projection screen with a Screen Innovations Black Diamond (BD3, 100”, 16:9, 0.8 gain). The difference is amazing. First I’ll explain a bit about our room layout and the light sources, and then provide photos of the BD in various situations. FYI, this is not by any means meant to be a technical review – I’m not particularly into the geeky side of video specifications. However, when we were shopping for the screen I found myself wishing there were more photos available from actual customer installations, so I’m posting mine in the hopes that they will be helpful to someone else."“A gamer’s dream screen!”
2013-04-17 15:54:52
Call of Duty on 113″ Black Diamond 16:9 aspect ratio..clear as a plasma!:) A gamer’s dream screen! R.Branson | End User Share this:FacebookEmailPrint“Black Diamond is as clear as any TV on the market”
2013-03-06 11:26:01
Just got my 113″ Black Diamond projection screen installed…breathtaking!!! Black Diamond is as clear as any tv on the market!! From games to movies this screen is phenomenal! R.Branson | End User Share this:FacebookEmailPrintLatest Reviews
The big picture: Projection screen basics
2013-05-18 05:27:50
TVs are great and all, but if you want really epic entertainment, you need a projector. One-hundred-plus inches of high-definition awesomeness. Projectors, though, are a two-piece system. There’s the projector that gets all the attention, and the lowly screen that actually lets you see an image. There are many choices when it comes to screens. [...]“Black Diamond saved us money” – a photo-enhanced end user review
2013-04-17 16:32:19
An unsolicited end user review: "Recently we replaced our standard white Screen Innovations (100”, 16:9, 1.0 gain) home theater projection screen with a Screen Innovations Black Diamond (BD3, 100”, 16:9, 0.8 gain). The difference is amazing. First I’ll explain a bit about our room layout and the light sources, and then provide photos of the BD in various situations. FYI, this is not by any means meant to be a technical review – I’m not particularly into the geeky side of video specifications. However, when we were shopping for the screen I found myself wishing there were more photos available from actual customer installations, so I’m posting mine in the hopes that they will be helpful to someone else."“For the video purist, the image on the Solar 4K material was hard to beat”
2013-04-17 07:32:41
Our Solar 4K and Black Diamond screens were recently selected for use by Chris Heinonen of Secrets of Home Theater and Hifi as part of his “Anamorphic Lenses and Projection Screens: Affordable?” review. Is an affordable projection screen, projector and anamorphic lens setup possible? Absolutely. Read on… Introduction to the Affordable Anamorphic Lens System When [...]2013 International CES Coverage
2013-01-15 15:40:55
“Incredibly detailed image, with bright colors and deep blacks.” By John Sciacca, for Residential Systems Magazine, January 2013 “Another stunning performer I discovered at CES was Wolf Cinema’s latest projector, the SDC-8. Wolf was showing Speed Racer on a 12-foot wide Screen Innovations Black Diamond cinewide screen and the image looked stunning. Incredibly detailed image, with [...]