TecVision Turns on the Lights
One of the most important benefits of Draper’s 8K-ready and ISF-certified TecVision screen surfaces is the ability to provide a high performance solution that speaks to specific room conditions. In this new case study, entitled TecVision Turns on the Lights, we...
Big Screens Make for an Easier Install
It’s not often you hear someone say that making something bigger made it easier to install. But that was the case with two Draper screen models. The James E. Bruce convention center—located in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, not far from Fort Campbell— boasts more than...Goodbye Glass Beaded Screens
Draper hit a sort of milestone earlier this month. After decades of use, word finally came that we would no longer sell glass beaded screens. It was, as the old saying goes, the end of an era. Glass beaded projection screens have been around for a long time; Draper...New InfoComm Display Size Standard
For many years, when someone asked us, “How big should my screen be?” we have used basic rules of thumb, based on the size of the audience area and the projection screen format (s) to be used, to arrive at an answer. We recommended a viewing image height of one sixth,...
Star Wars: Return of the Draper Jedi
Are you confused about the term Draper Jedi used in the headline? You may not have heard the news, but this week marks the public premiere of the new entry in the Star Wars movie franchise. Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the seventh episode in the science fiction...
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