EluneVision Aurora Screen

Yes. The Aurora uses specialized ambient light rejection (ALR) technology and a 1.3 gain surface to filter out stray light, which helps maintain contrast and color vibrancy even when your room isn't completely pitch black.

This is a 'widescreen' or 'cinematic' format, which is ideal for watching movies as they were intended to be seen, without the black bars at the top and bottom. Keep in mind that standard TV content will have black bars on the sides, so this is best suited for a dedicated home cinema setup.

The Adaptive Twin Tension System pulls the screen material taut from multiple points, ensuring the surface remains perfectly flat. This prevents the sagging or 'waves' that can sometimes develop on non-tensioned, roll-down screens.

It serves both functions. While it adds a sophisticated aesthetic to your media room, the backlighting also helps reduce eye strain and can improve the perceived contrast of the image by creating a subtle glow behind the screen.

The screen is designed for wall mounting, and while the dual-frame structure is sturdy, its size (120 inches) makes it a two-person job. If you are comfortable with basic DIY wall-mounting tasks, you should be able to handle the installation, but having an extra set of hands is essential for safety and alignment.

Yes, the surface material is engineered to be 4K and 8K ready. It is designed to resolve the high pixel density of modern projectors without introducing texture or artifacts that would degrade the image quality.