Stewart Filmscreen's Director's Choice 4-Way Variable Masking projector screen is a fixed screen model capable of displaying several aspect ratios, from HD 16:9 to the cinematic 2.35:1 Cinemascope format.

The unique design of the Director's Choice 4-Way Variable Masking utilizes electronically controlled vertical and horizontal mask panels to resize the viewing area, which eliminates empty screen areas and gives you a perfect picture.

		This is a great screen if your movie collection includes 16:9 (HDTV and Blu-Ray) and 2.35:1 Cinemascope format movies. Enjoy any kind of media without feeling like you're compromising between the screen shape and a varied collection of films.

Standard Features:

• Variable Aspect Ratio - Variable Height / Variable Width
• Electronically controlled horizontal and vertical masking
• Aluminum extrusion frame finished with VeLux™
• Snap fastening system securely attaches screen to frame
• Choose from a variety of Stewart's award winning front projection materials
• Wall mount brackets
• Continuous Variable Masking (CVM) with Remote and Wall Switch

Diagonal	Image Height	Image Width	Masked Image
100"	49"	87"	29" x 49 1/4" (50" dia.)
110"	54"	96"	32" x 54 3/8" (55" dia.)
123"	60"	107"	35 5/8" x 60 1/2" (61" dia.)
135"	66"	118"	39 3/8" x 66 3/4" (67" dia.)

Available Screen Materials:

Screen Material
FireHawk G5 Engineered for use with 1080p technology Extremely smooth & flat optical surface Enhanced focusing capabilities Superior performance in high ambient light Microperf X² (optional, call for availability)	Gain: 1.1 Half Gain: 35 degrees
StudioTek 130 G4 Industry's standard reference screen JKP & ISF Certified Extremely smooth & flat optical surface Enhanced focusing capabilities 30% brighter than a matte-white screen Microperf X² (optional, call for availability)	Gain: 1.3 Half Gain: 68 degrees
GrayHawk RS G4 Industry's first gray reference screen JKP & ISF Certified Extremely smooth & flat optical surface Enhanced focusing capabilities Neutral density gray for added contrast Microperf X² (optional, call for availability)	Gain: 0.92 Half Gain: 64 degrees
UltraMatte 130 30% brighter than matte-white screens Wide viewing angle for off axis seating Great for large venue applications Microperf X² or Cinemaperf (optional, call for availability)	Gain: 1.3 Half Gain: 42 degrees
UltraMatte 150 50% brighter than matte-white screens Higher gain for low output projector Great for large venue applications Microperf X²or Cinemaperf (optional, call for availability)	Gain: 1.5 Half Gain: 35 degrees
SnoMatte 100 Unity gain reference screen Excellent white field uniformity Extremely smooth & flat optical surface Wide viewing angle for off axis seating Microperf X²or Cinemaperf (optional, call for availability)	Gain: 1.0 Half Gain: N/A
GrayMatte 70 Neutral density matte gray surface Excellent for edge-blending applications Dampens cross refection in curved installs Microperf X²or Cinemaperf (optional, call for availability)	Gain: 0.7 Half Gain: N/A
Silver 3D Enhances 3D effects Preserves stereoscopic images Minimizes depolarization Cinemaperf (optional, call for availability)	Gain: 3.0 Half Gain: 24 degrees

Why Microperf X² is the industry's #1 choice for acoustically transparent material:

• Available with any of Stewart's front projection materials (excluding Silver 3D)
• First projection material to be THX Ultra Certified
• Impeccable image fidelity
• Unbeatable audio quality (no secondary black backing is required)
• Exceptional contrast, color saturation, and uniformity
• Moiré pattern is eliminated
• Significantly less light return/blow-through
• Largest seamless acoustically transparent screen available (maximum material O.D. is 14-1/2 ft by 60 ft)

Why choose CinemaPerf for your acoustically transparent solution:

• Available with a variety of Stewart's front projection materials
• Excellent for use in large venue installations where an acoustically transparent screen is required
• Unbeatable image fidelity and audio quality (no secondary black backing is required)
• Exceptional contrast, color saturation, and uniformity
• No Moiré pattern