Movie screens are white and covered with glass granules in order to maximize light reflectivity, thereby creating as bright and clear a picture as possible.
1952
screen, motion, picture, sound, cinema, film, show
Purple Rose of Cairo
At a cinema you watch movies, commercials, etc. on a screen, while at a theatre you watch a play being played by actors in front of you on a stage.
Philips introduced the first consumer widescreen TV in 1990.
Rough - to minimise reflections from the lighting in the cinema... White - to reflect ALL colours evenly !
Cinema screens are typically made white to ensure maximum brightness and color reproduction, allowing for a more vivid viewing experience. The rough texture helps to diffuse the projected light evenly, minimizing hotspots and ensuring that the image appears consistent across the entire screen. This combination enhances the overall quality of the projection, making it more enjoyable for the audience.
in a cinema screen diffuse reflection takes place
a film you watch on a much smaller screen and a cinema screen is much bigger , louder and better¬!
1952
Because the screen blends in well with the golden rectangle
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Mini miles
Real image
Square metres.
Screen is not in reality as white as it is glossy
In Times Square there is a gigantic TV screen.