Our sun readable rear projection film is made up of multiple layers and is manufactured with an optical light deflecting filter, giving the film a textured surface that reflects sunlight away from the screen.

In order for the screen to properly deflect sunlight, sunscreen technology is designed for projection at 26° +/- 5° above or below the screen. This is then further supported with our tried and tested high gain diffusion material that diffuses the projected light across the surface to produce bright, sharp and crystal clear images even in direct sunlight.

The key points to consider when choosing between a sun readable projection screen and a high brightness outdoor display are space, size of the screen and glare.

Sunscreen technology boasts the ability to work in direct sunlight, however when used in a window display the glare from the glass it is applied to can cause interference, whereas generally outdoor high brightness screens are manufactured with an anti glare glass fascia. Sunscreen can be made to measure your window space and produced in custom shapes and sizes up to a height of 1370mm, so in cases where a larger screen is necessary an lcd would be better despite its limits on standard sizing. As with any rear projection screen, sunscreen requires an uninterrupted distance behind the screen and has to be projected at from an angle which cannot always be facilitated, whereas an outdoor screen is completely self contained.

Both our Sunscreen film and sun readable acrylic screens perform in direct sunlight due to their light rejecting filter on the screen surface.

This filter blocks more than 85% of external light, making them ideal for high ambient lighting and direct sunlight applications.

Our sunscreen technology is the only projection film in the world proven to perform in direct sunlight but we also offer alternative projection screens and films that are effective in daylight conditions.

Our projection solutions are designed to get the most out of your projector, producing the best quality images possible. This being said depending on the intensity of the daylight, using a more powerful projector will produce brighter results.

Choosing the right projector is only half the battle, by choosing the right screen you can achieve an effective display with even a budget projector.

The higher the lumens the more powerful your projector will be in the daylight. Our screens are designed to showcase your projectors full potential, however it’s important to keep in mind that if you want a super bright projection display in broad daylight, you may need to consider a brighter projector.