In many cases a white sheet can be used as a screen. However, you may lose some of the crispness or detail of whatever you're attempting to project.
There could be a number of reasons why your projector is only displaying a white light. It could be due to a loose or faulty connection, a problem with the projector's bulb or color wheel, or an issue with the input source. Try checking the connections, replacing the bulb, or troubleshooting the input source to see if that resolves the issue.
The colors are not created by the bulb. Instead, some form of filter (film, slides, transparent writing surfaces, etc) is placed between the bulb and the screen (or whatever surface onto which the light is being projected). The filter blocks certain portions of light from passing through, and allows others. The result is that a lighted version of the filter's coloration pattern (picture, writing, etc) is visible on the screen or surface.
A sheet of paper appears white because it reflects most of the light that hits it. The material that makes up the paper scatters the light in different directions, giving it a white appearance to our eyes.
The white screen will appear yellow because when red light and green light shine on a white surface, they combine to create yellow light. This is because red and green are complementary colors that combine to create yellow.
White light is passed through a prism, it will be separated into the various colors of the visible spectrum, creating a rainbow effect on the screen.
Data can be shown on a large screen by using a projector attached to the computer. The projector throws the image onto either a white sheet attached to the wall, or onto a special projector screen. If, by a very large screen? (as in the question) a serial RS232 9 Pin cable can be attached between the computer and the large monitor/screen.
If its white it should work
Projector screen material can usually be fixed with white seamless paper. One might want to look at the material used in the original screen to preserve quality.
If you used a green or red screen, whatever you are looking at being projected would be that colour. Like when you draw with colours you use white paper instead of coloured and when you do use coloured the colours you are drawing with do not show up as well as they would on white.
A video projector takes a video and reflects it off a mirror. The video is played on a screen that is a solid color preferably white.
Yes you can use a projector to display your computers output onto a projector, white wall/sheet. Keep in mind that a screen is designed to reflect much more light and color than you average white wall so the picture might not be as crisp as you want. Also keep in mind that the projector will have to have the correct input to match your computer output (VGA, HDMI, etc) or you have to have converters that will fit the inputs. Its a great way to play games, watch movies, office work, edit photos/videos, etc. You can find cheap projectors easy on eBay. Good luck Have Fun.
Yes, Bring the video cable out to the projector. You will need to bring the "RED & WHITE" out to speakers. Once you do that you will have a big screen, as big as your projector will allow. Good luck
They are like big white screens, with rows of seating, and a projector showing pictures on the screen.
faulty dmd and mainboard. replace mainboard. u can try squesing the projector. on bottom and topp. that can fix it for a while but ultimately u need to change the mainboard.
It really depends upon how true your wall is.A screen is going to be better,but if your wall works good enough for you then you save money.
A torch, some clingfilm and a piece of cardboard - something like a white or pale-coloured wall, a fridge or a white sheet can be used as a screen. Someone with a bit more time might bother to create a focus using a pair of glasses or a magnifying glass, and could build a simple structure to hold the whole lot in place.
Let's say that you want to have a really large-screen TV but can't afford one, or don't have the space for one. You can use a video projector to create a large TV image on any blank wall. You might need to make the room a little darker, because the projector will have a dimmer image than a backlit TV screen.