Laser Screen

What is a Laser Screen?

Laser effects, graphics, texts, etc. must be displayed on different kinds of projection surfaces. Also screens may serve as projection surface. Laser screens may be distinguished into front projection screens and rear projection screens. Such screens are made of reflecting textiles (for front projections), semi-transluminescent material (for rear projections) or gauze / mesh (for both kind of projections). Front projections are displayed on the forefront of the screen, while rear projections are displayed on the screen's rear side. Besides screens one is able to use different other surfaces for laser projections, for example frosted glass, hydro shields, water screens as well as already existing objects and phenomenons, as buildings, walls, rocks or mountains.

Further information on Laser Screens

• Laser Show Examples - Projection on different kinds of projection surfaces
• Laser Show Examples - Projection on Fogscreen
• Laser Show Examples - 3D-like Water Effects
• Glossary - Front Projection Screen
• Glossary - Rear Projection Screen
• Glossary - Water Screen
• Glossary - Gauze Screen
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