Mocom Concave Projection Screen Technology- Ultra High Gain Projection Screen
Ultra high brightness (X18, x23) is achieved by using high-reflective material and precise curvature
What image would you choose?
The Technology Delivering the Difference
- Mocom screens adopt the same high-tech projection screen technology used in military and aviation simulator into the commercial and residential market.
- Mocom screens are manufactured using a massive precision lens tools. The tool, with weights 10 tons and is nearly a foot think was milled from a single metal ingot and took several years to complete. The optical accuracy of the Mocom screens is a key component of their high performance.
Concave Benefit
- The precise spherical surface of the projecction screen matches the spherical shape projected from the lens.
- Outstanding off-axis light rejection accepts, Only reflects the light coming from the projector
- Over 80 % of brightness uniformity = No hot spotting
*What is Hot Spotting?
Mocom Solstice Screen Vs. Typical Matte White Screen
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Image without hot-spotting
Image with hot-spottingWhen viewing the screen from a center position, the middle portion of the image appears brighter than the edges. On screens with 1.3 gain, hot spotting is not very noticeable, but as gain increases beyond 1.3 hot spotting becomes a real distraction!
Screen Material
- High Reflectivity with micro-fine diffusion lines
- Micro-fine diffusion lines along the scanning axis increases the horizontal viewing angle.
- Micron sized aluminum particles provide crisp and clear image
- High Contrast – Dark silver color material enhances the contrast
- Excellent color reproduction – high-color accuracy that ensures natural color temperature and produces superior color reproduction.
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Typical Matte White Screen
Poor color reproduction |
Mocom Solstice Screen
Excellent color reproduction |
- Rich gradation – high-color accuracy that ensures nature color temperature and realizes perfect color reproduction. It covers a broad color gamut and allows a wide range of gradation.
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Typical Matte White Screen
Poor Gradation |
Mocom Solstice Screen
Rich Gradation |
- Fast response time
- Faster visual reaction time – No image ghosting
- High polarization reflection for passive 3D
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Typical Matte White Screen Vs. Mocom Solstice Screen
No polarization preservation High Polarization Reflection |
