T-Prism Ambient Light Rejecting(ALR) For Ultra Short Throw (UST)

SCREENPRO: Yes. The screen adjustment system allows users to set the preferred stopping position based on the room layout, viewing height, and installation environment.

SCREENPRO: Yes, selected SCREENPRO screen materials can be supplied separately. Please contact us to confirm material type, size, application, and compatibility before ordering.

SCREENPRO: T-Prism is SCREENPRO’s proprietary ambient light rejecting optical structure designed for ultra short throw projectors. Its trapezoidal micro-structure helps separate projector light from ambient light, improving perceived contrast and image visibility.

SCREENPRO: ALR, or ambient light rejecting, screens use directional optical structures to reflect projector light toward the viewer while reducing unwanted room light. This helps maintain better contrast and image clarity in brighter environments.

SCREENPRO: Ultra short throw projectors project light upward at a steep angle. A UST ALR screen is designed to receive projector light from below while reducing ceiling and ambient light, helping preserve black levels, contrast, and image depth.

SCREENPRO: Fresnel screens usually provide stronger directional gain and focused light control, but they often require stricter viewing positions and rigid panel structures. T-Prism is designed for wider viewing angles, rollable compatibility, and more flexible installation options.

SCREENPRO: Some ALR materials may slightly reduce overall brightness compared with high-gain white screens. However, by reducing ambient light interference, ALR screens often improve perceived contrast and image visibility in real-world viewing environments.