Intrigue Rear-Projection Film is a clear, holographic Projection Film that is 96% +/- colorless or transparent. When combined with a standard projector, Intrigue produces a holographic, 3D, or floating image effect on any glass or acrylic surface. It maintains wide viewing angles and impressively bright images while contributing a "next generation" look and feel to any content.
The Intrigue Series is a line of holographic Rear-Projection Films and Rigid Screens. The creative advantage to you is a wide range of projection possibilities in extremely diverse projection environments. It is being used in Trade shows for futuristic displays that command attention. Intrigue transparent Rear-Projection Film can also be used with today's latest Touch-Screen technology. Our Through-Glass Touch Films turn a clear, non-conductive material into a Touch-Screen surface with holographic qualities.
Screen Solutions stocks the industry's largest sizes of seamless Films, and has them available in cut sizes or full rolls for quick shipping domestically or internationally. Films can be be purchased in seamless sizes up to 120" diagonally, and in either 4:3 or 16:9 ratios.
All Screen Solutions Projection Films adhere to any glass or acrylic - similar to a window tint. Installation is a simple process requiring only SSI Application Fluid, a spray bottle, and hard squeegee - do not use water to install. We recommend installing Intrigue Rear-Projection Film with our SSI PRO Application Kit.
Intrigue Holographic Rear-Projection Film
Technical Specifications:
- Screen Color: Clear 96% +/-
- Transmission of light: 92%
- Maximum size (seamless)
- 122" Diagonal 16:9 Aspect Ratio (60"x107")
- 100" Diagonal 4:3 Aspect Ratio (60"x80")
- Intrigue Rear-Projection Film - Full Roll 60"x33'
- Custom Roll lengths available - Call 888-631-5880
Typical Screen Size Dimensions by Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen Sizes:
Diagonal Measurement/Aspect Ratio/Dimensions
- 35" 16:9 ratio (17 x 30)
- 42" 16:9 ratio (20 x 36)
- 84" 16:9 ratio (41 x 73)
- 50" 16:9 ratio (24 x 43)
- 60" 16:9 ratio (29 x 52)
- 67" 16:9 ratio (32 x 58)
- 80" 16:9 ratio (39 x 69)
- 84" 16:9 ratio (41 x 73)
- 92" 16:9 ratio (45 x 80)
- 98" 16:9 ratio (48 x 85)
- 100” 16:9 ratio (49 x 87)
- 120” 16:9 ratio (59 x 104)
Standard Sizes:
Diagonal Measurement/Aspect Ratio/Dimensions
- 35" 4:3 ratio (21 x 28)
- 42" 4:3 ratio (25 x 33)
- 50" 4:3 ratio (30 x 40)
- 60" 4:3 ratio (36 x 48)
- 67” 4:3 ratio (40 x 53)
- 80" 4:3 ratio (48 x 64)
- 84” 4:3 ratio (50 x 67)
- 92” 4:3 ratio (55 x 73)
- 100” 4:3 ratio (60 x 80)
Transparent Rear-Projection Film Applications:
- Trade show Displays
- In-store Displays
- POP Displays
- Lobbies
- Boardrooms
Transparent Rear Projection Film Accessories:
- Rear-Projection Film Application Kit
- PRO Rear-Projection Film Application Kit
- Window Speakers
- Touch-Film
- Multitouch-Frame
Q&A
What does "Holographic Like Image" mean? Holographic Theory suggests that reality, as we consciously experience it, is an illusion. Intrigue Rear-Projection Film seats 3D images, onto glass and plastic, that seem to float in space - suspended in a "dream-like" state of existence.
How transparent is Intrigue? When we say transparent or clear, we 96%+/- clear mean it! Projections onto Intrigue appear vivid, however when void of a projected image, Intrigue is barely noticable. Most people do not even detect Intrigue Film on the surface of glass.
What projectors work with Intrigue? Most any Projector will work with Intrigue Rear-Projection Film. While we do have our favorites, for various reasons, yours will work with Intrigue 99% of the time. Please contact us with questions or concerns regarding compatibility.
Specific Projection Angle Required? We are frequently asked if a specific projection angle is required to get good results. The short answer is "NO," however, we do have a few suggestions for optimum performance. Intrigue is clear, so placing the projector directly behind the screen is not recommended as it will shine into the viewers eyes. Ideally, you want to project from high to low, or low to high, at the steepest angle your Projector can accommodate with keystone correction.
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