Dark Star Max UST Screen by Elite Screens at CEDIA 2019 – Video

Elite Screens had their new Dark Star Max UST Screen displayed this year at CEDIA 2019. The booth was bathed in ambient light, but this ambient light rejecting screen for ultra short throw projectors performed quite well!

Unlike your typical motorized screen, which comes down from a box mounted to your wall, the Elite Screens Dark Star Max UST Screen rolls up from a box that you can put on a low table.

Your typical ALR screen that’s designed for standard throw projectors interprets the light coming from a UST projector has ambient light, and therefore don’t provide the right quality of image for these projectors, as they significantly wash out the projected image.

That’s where a screen like the Dark Star Max UST come in. We will be getting one of these in for review soon, and Art will be testing it out with some ultra short throw projectors for his review.

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From the Editor: This video was shot at CEDIA 2019 as a behind the scenes look of the Elite Screens Booth. It was shot by Art Feierman, editor of ProjectorReviews.com, at the CEDIA 2019 Elite Screens Booth, and was edited by Nikki Kahl.

Videos that are part of the Projector Reviews TV channel are created by Projector Reviews Inc. Our trade show videos, such as this video from CEDIA 2019, are intended to give a behind the scenes look into the show and demo what’s new with projector manufacturers. Thanks! - Art

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