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Gain on The Screen?

The gain of a projection screen is the ratio of it reflectivity compared to a perfect matte white (lambertian diffuser) standard (magnesium carbonate or sulfate are typical examples). Measures the ability to reflect light from a projection screen. The higher the number, the greater the amount of reflected light to release the viewer (s). The majority of

Gradations

The number of different colors that can be played on-screen images, the higher this number, the better the color reproduction. A High-Contrast Optical System that achieves a contrast ratio as large as 1000:1, exhibiting more natural and smooth gradation. A three-chip DLP projector uses a prism to split light from the lamp, and each primary color of light is

Gamma, Gamma value, Gamma correction

When a video signal is sent to a display device, the intensity of the picture should - ideally - match the value of the signal. So, if we send a signal at 50% of its maximum value then the display should be 50% of its maximum intensity. A process that compensates for the deviation in connection with the brightness of the display and the input voltage. The