| Inflatable projector screens can be just right for | | | | mechanisms are not created equal so if you are |
| your backyard movie screen. There are many | | | | unsure of how long it could take read reviews or |
| different brands, and models from cheap no-name | | | | check around on forums. |
| screens to ultra-high quality premium screens. | | | | 3. A black light absorbent border around the |
| There are 4 rules that you absolutely should | | | | projector screen material is essential for the best |
| follow when purchasing an inflatable movie screen. | | | | picture. Some screens either have no border and |
| 1. Make sure the screen can handle the conditions | | | | end the screen right on the edge or the black |
| it will be exposed to. Not all screens can handle | | | | border is the same reflective material that makes |
| windy conditions, or wet conditions. You will want | | | | up most of the inflatable display. Ideally it would |
| to make sure that the outdoor projection screen | | | | be made out of fabric, this is the black outline you |
| you buy explicitly states that it can stand up to | | | | see when looking at expensive projection screens. |
| the elements it may be exposed to. Special | | | | 4. Make sure the ratio of the display is correct for |
| mounting hardware may need to be set up. | | | | your projector. The ideal ratio for an HD |
| 2. Be certain the screen can inflate quickly enough. | | | | projector is 16:9 and for a normal definition |
| You do not want to be sitting around waiting for | | | | projector is 4:3. If you choose the wrong ratio |
| hours while the screen inflates. Most inflatable | | | | there will be unwanted white space around the |
| projection screens inflate using special fans which | | | | projector image so be sure to check this before |
| are meant to rapidly send air in. These | | | | you buy a projector screen. |