visunext Indoor Projector & Projection Screen Bundle

With a projector and the right projection screen, you’ll experience every image much larger, more immersive and more gripping than on a traditional TV. Whether it’s a compact home cinema setup in the living room, flexible projection in the hobby room or a big screen for your next TV series marathon: with a projector, projection screen and audio components, you can put together exactly the right home cinema bundle to suit your room, seating distance and requirements.

Short-throw and ultra-short-throw projectors are particularly useful when there is little space between the projector and the screen. Whilst short throw projectors can produce a large image even from a short distance, ultra-short throw projectors are usually positioned directly in front of the screen or wall. This makes them ideal for living rooms, smaller rooms or set-ups where you don’t want to place the projector in the middle of the room.

• Large image at close range: Ideal when there is little space between the projector and the projection screen.
• Living-room-friendly setup: Ultra-short throw projectors can often be placed directly on a lowboard.
• Less shadow cast: As the projector is positioned close to the projection surface, people are less likely to walk across the image.
• Flexible integration: Particularly suitable for living rooms, smaller rooms, gaming set-ups or spontaneous home cinema evenings.
• A TV alternative with a cinema-like effect: Large screen sizes provide a significantly more immersive experience than traditional televisions.
• Tidy setup: No projector in the middle of the room and no complicated ceiling mounting required.
• Ideal with a suitable projection screen: For the best picture quality, a special UST or ALR projection screen is recommended for ultra-short throw projectors.
• Precise alignment is important: even small misalignments can affect the image, so the projector should be positioned carefully.

Do you have plenty of space in your living room, party room or hobby room and want to maximise that cinema experience? These classic projectors are positioned a few metres away from the screen.

• Ideal for larger rooms: Perfect when there is sufficient distance between the projector and the projection screen.
• Flexible image sizes: Depending on the model and projection distance, different screen sizes can be achieved.
• Very well suited to large projection screens: Particularly exciting for home cinema, hobby rooms or large-scale football nights.
• Excellent value for money: Often a wide range of models available with different brightness levels, resolutions and features.
• Ceiling mounting possible: The projector can be permanently installed and remains correctly aligned at all times.
• Flexible placement in the room: Depending on the zoom, lens-shift and installation area, the projector can be integrated flexibly.
  
• Important to bear in mind when planning: The projection distance must match the desired image size and projection screen.
• Accurate alignment is crucial: Keystone correction, zoom and lens-shift can help, but they are no substitute for the most precise initial positioning possible.

Every projector has a fixed projection area within which it can produce specific image sizes. Technically, this depends on the projection ratio. However, when planning your home setup, a very simple rule of thumb will suffice as a guide:

• Greater distance = larger image
• Shorter distance = smaller image

Things to bear in mind when choosing a screen:

• Suitable screen size: The screen diagonal should be appropriate for the room size and viewing distance.
• Comfortable viewing distance: In smaller rooms, more compact screen sizes are advisable so that the entire image remains clearly visible.
• Larger projection screens for larger rooms: In living rooms, hobby rooms or open-plan living areas, the projection screen can be correspondingly larger.
• Consider the projector type: For ultra-short throw projectors, a particularly flat projection screen is recommended, ideally a suitable UST or ALR projection screen.
• Plan the installation in advance: ceiling, wall, floor or portable use should suit the room layout and the desired setup.
• Visual impact in the room: The better the projection screen, projector and seating position are coordinated, the more immersive the experience will be.