01 / COVERAGE
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02 / BRIGHTNESS
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Brightness & product matching 03 / PRODUCT PASSPORT
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Viewing geometry. Screen elevation. Gain at every position.
Illustrative gain modelSeat angles are calculated from your dimensions. Angular gain uses editable assumptions, not measured coating curves.
Screen & seating dimensions
Distances start at the screen plane. Fan rows follow an arc; seat spacing and aisle apply to straight rows. Presets are editable starting points.
Reflection & oblique light
Move projector distance, offset or lens height to change incidence. Angle-reflective and retroreflective modes shift the assumed gain lobe. These are comparison models, not measured coating behavior.
Coating & gain assumptions
Half-gain is the one-sided angle at 50% of peak. Published viewing cones are shown for reference and are not automatically treated as half-gain measurements. Default assumptions: ±45° horizontal / ±30° vertical.
Top view
Choose a seat≥75% · green65–74% · yellow50–64% · orange35–49% · amber20–34% · red<20% · purplePercent of modeled peak gain. Below 50% is outside the assumed half-gain boundary, not a measured product specification.
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Side view
Selected seat · screen centerHow the estimates work
Flat, vertical screens only. Angles are measured from the screen center; eye height includes row risers. The normal-centered mode places peak gain on the screen normal. Angle-reflective mode mirrors the projector direction across the normal; retroreflective mode points back toward the projector. A smooth angular falloff is applied around the chosen lobe axis: gain = peak × 2−[(horizontal / H)² + (vertical / V)²]. H and V are your assumed half-gain angles. Screen-edge gain is sampled at the corners, edge midpoints and center.
This is a planning model, not a measured product gain report. Projector-to-screen incidence and ideal reflection directions are geometric. Reflection-mode falloff is assumed; the model excludes measured ALR directionality, curved screens, obstructions, irradiance nonuniformity and real installation losses. Do not use it to predict UST/ALR performance. Changing screen size changes image angles and edge estimates; center gain depends on the seat angle and assumed curve.