Below is the
sample calculation to calculate the projection screen.
You must
first indentify the furthest
distance of audience. Let says10m.
By using the
aspect ratio of 10/6 (based on AV formats: video or NTSC (4:3), HDTV
(16:9)), you can identify the screen
height.
Screen
Height = 10/6
=
1.67m
=
5.5 ft
=
66 inch
Then, you
need to define the video format screen (assume you using 16:9 format)
Therefore,
screen width = 16/9 x 66 inch
= 117.3 inch @ 2.97m
Based on the
calculation above, the standard projection screen of size: 116" x 65"
is proposed.
Once you have the size of projection screen, you need to determine the projector luminance.
Projector luminance = (Width x Height x Room Lux Level)
/ screen gain
Normally the
screen gain will be unity = 1 and Room Lux Level = 300 lux
Therefore projector luminance =
(2.97m X 1.67m x 300 lux) / 1
=
1487 ANSI Lumens
Therefore the
standard luminance of 2000 ANSI for projector will be proposed.
Below is the
size of projection screen according to their aspect ratio for your reference.
Video Format (4:3 Aspect Ratio)
|
||
Image Diagonal
|
Image Height
|
Image Width
|
60"
|
36"
|
48"
|
72"
|
43"
|
57"
|
84"
|
50"
|
67"
|
96"
|
57"
|
77"
|
100"
|
60"
|
80"
|
120"
|
69"
|
92"
|
150"
|
87"
|
116"
|
180"
|
105"
|
140"
|
200"
|
120"
|
160"
|
210"
|
123"
|
164"
|
240"
|
141"
|
188"
|
HDTV Format (16:9 Aspect Ratio)
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||
Image Diagonal
|
Image Height
|
Image Width
|
92"
|
45"
|
80"
|
106"
|
52"
|
92"
|
110"
|
54"
|
96"
|
119"
|
58"
|
104"
|
133"
|
65"
|
116"
|
159"
|
78"
|
139"
|
188"
|
92"
|
164"
|
216"
|
106"
|
188"
|
220"
|
108"
|
192"
|
AV Format (1:1 Aspect Ratio)
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||
Image Diagonal
|
Image Height
|
Image Width
|
71"
|
50"
|
50"
|
85"
|
60"
|
60"
|
99"
|
70"
|
70"
|
108"
|
60" (5')
|
90" (7.5')
|
119"
|
84"
|
84"
|
120"
|
72" (6')
|
96" (8')
|
130"
|
72" (6')
|
108" (9')
|
136"
|
96" (8')
|
96" (8')
|
151"
|
84" (7')
|
126" (10.5')
|
153"
|
108" (9')
|
108" (9')
|
170"
|
120" (10')
|
120" (10')
|
173"
|
96" (8')
|
144" (12')
|
204"
|
144" (12')
|
144" (12')
|
238"
|
168" (14')
|
168" (14')
|
272"
|
192 (16')
|
192 (16')
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305"
|
216 (18')
|
216 (18')
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