* Electronically controlled retractable screen system.
* Native aspect ratio as per request.
* 3-1/4” diameter roller tube with sound-dampening insulated screen drive.
* Aluminum extrusion housing/case (standard black finish).
* Exclusive Tab-Guy tensioning system ensures a smooth and flat screen surface.
* Matte-black over scan border provides for a perfectly masked image area.
* Mount to the wall.
* Standard intelligent media controller (IMC) with wall switch included.
* Variable Aspect Ratio - Constant Height/Variable Width.
* Native 2.40:1 aspect ratio.
* Aluminum extrusion curved frame finished with VeLux.
* Electronically controlled side masking.
* Snap fastening securely attaches screen to frame.
* Choose from a variety of Stewart’s front projection screen materials.
* Curvature reduces screen surface exposure to cross reflected and side wall sources of ambient light.
* Heightens viewer’s sense of immersion.
* Custom radius manufactured to optimize your application.
* Complements projectors with anamorphic lenses.
* BRIC - The Binary Reciprocal intelligent Control System (more information below).
* Patent Pending.
*2" Aluminum Tube Frame.
* Standard Mitered Corners.
* 6" VeLux Border (available without border upon request).
* Curved Frame (optional).
* Lace and Grommet Fastening System.
* Available with any of Stewart's Flexible Front or Rear Projection Screen Materials.
Many Hollywood blockbusters are produced in formats such as Cinemascope where the movie is 2.35 times wider than it is high. When watching this aspect ratio on a 16:9 screen, 33% of the pixels are used to create annoying black bars, therefore reducing your image resolution.
Designed for use with an anamorphic lens, the Cine-W features a native 2.35:1 image area allowing full enjoyment when watching movies in the super-wide cinemascope format.
Available with any of Stewart’s front or rear projection materials, the Cine-W allows for a perfectly tensioned screen surface. The exclusive VeLux appliqué finish absorbs over-scan and also helps to increase perceived contrast.
