They never taught this in library school! Our freestanding projector screen has
finally died, it's probably at least 25 years old! As I look at buying a new one, I
realize that I have no idea how to choose the best one for the money. Can anyone
out there help me figure out what characteristics of a projection screen are
necessary and what are not? Does anyone have any recommendations as to which
screens stand up the best? I do go through a co-op which narrows my options
extensively but there is still enough that I really don't know what I'm doing.
Finally, can anyone explain keystoning to me and do I need a screen that helps
eliminate it? Help?
Renee
Renee Choe-Winter
Media Specialist
Benton Community MS/HS
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