Elite Screens Yardmaster 2 Dual Projector Screen, 135-INCH 16:9, Front and Rear Wraith Veil Dual 4K / 8K Ultra HD, Active 3D, HDR Ready Indoor and Outdoor Projection Screen, OMS135H2-Dual

The permanent creases on the fabric are actually tolerable. However, please note that due to the fabric's translucency, the imaging effect is very poor! The color accuracy and brightness are both very bad, eben worse than a white wall.

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Yardmaster 2 Dual 135. My review. I really want to give this 4.5 stars but I felt a .5 star concern about the design of the "T-Legs" supporting such a large screen 135 inch. I would have felt more comfort in having additional bracers or more of an "A-Leg" design or some other support from the bottom of the screen to the end of the rear leg at least. Part of it is that I have a concrete patio so I cannot string this down with the stakes and rely on sandbag to keep it down. it;s not keeping the base down that concerns me but rather finding a way to support the top of the screen so that it doesnt tip over or worse even bending the legs. Still I would have preferred a bracing leg over string to support a hefty investment like this($500). Now onto the Glory: This thing is Huge! And the quality of the materials is outstanding! This literally went up in minutes! Putting the Wraithveil Dual(designed for ultra short throw) screen on required very little effort pulling it taut just follow the proper order. Very minor creases hardly noticed and totally invisible come movie time. Not sure what screen type the others were complaining about but this was nice and tight like a trampoline. OMG! Just a beautiful screen. But how does it perform? I have an LG PF1000UW Ultra short throw projector rated at 1000 lumens so I was concerned I just didn't have enough juice as LG recommends max 100 inch. Indeed calculators put this in the "red" zone so I was nervous the .08 gain on the screen would hurt. Once the sun set we put on a movie "Capt. America Civil War" and all concerns vanished. The picture quality was outstanding! Blacks, colors all very vibrant! Right away I thought maybe I could have gotten the 150 or 180! That Wraithveil Dual screen really made movies pop and everyone was amazed. Finally a movie theater in the backyard! Being the LG is an Ultra Short Throw I was able to front project onto the screen from 2 feet away from the screen. As the night played on my brother wanted to see how the projector would handle Rear Projection onto the screen. Again, I was nervous not enough power on the projector and that the image wouldn't be as vibrant. So we move the projector to the back. I couldn't believe mine eyes but the picture looked even better! I'm not kidding! It looked just as bright and vibrant but I think it had a greater effect on producing deeper blacks or something. Everyone said the image looked great front or rear but all preferred the rear projection! Excellent because now I can clip n the black skirt and take this to another level! I cant say enough about the quality of the screen. I can't speak for any other screen material but the Wraithveil Dual was simply amazing. Again no issues with any minor wrinkles that in my opinion would stretch themselves out in a bit of sunlight. There was no bunching of the screen or anything. This was looked trampoline tight. But like I said even the minor creases from folding the screen were completely undetectable come movie time. Outstanding just outstanding.

I own a company, we do continuing medical education conferences. I take my own AV equipment, because they charge a ton to rent it, and they often give us equipment that is mediocre, especially projectors and screens. I have had two Elite Screens Yardmaster 2 120" screens for a few years, but our conferences are getting bigger, so we need bigger conference rooms. Upgraded to this 135" screen that allows front or rear projection. Just finished a conference with it set up for rear projection (using an Optoma 5000 lumen ultra short throw projector) and everything was easily readable from the back of the room, probably 70-75' away. These screens are well built and last. They have a carrying bag, which I put into a case designed to carry a set of golf clubs.

Scrim arrived damaged with black streaks all over. Unusable.