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Stewart Filmscreen VistaScope Vertical Masking Screen System

At a Glance

The statement product for super large flat screen with constant height, multi-aspect viewing experiences. VistaScope presents a native 2.40:1 aspect ratio and will matte any smaller aspect ratio exactly, via independent, digitally controlled, memory equipped masking elements. All masking panels feature crisp, leading edges and are made with specially chosen, super black and super acoustically transparent fabrics.

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Wall or aperture mounted

Made with the finest materials available and all hand-crafted by meticulous artisans, this projection screen system will make your home cinema a place of enjoyment for years to come.

Choose constant image height from 2.40:1 to 1.33:1 aspect ratio

All of our CinemaScope formats feature the largest image areas available and are present in cinematic scale. Each additional format is achieved by reducing screen width. With VistaScope you can enjoy daily news and sports, as well as the latest movie releases — each presented in their ideal, perfect format.

Definitive CVM control system

Our Continuous Variable Masking (CVM) control system lets you program and preset aspect ratios with ease. The control system will integrate into most home automation systems easily and reliably.

Use the exact same fabric the director used to make the film

Can be specified with any of Stewart's 16K+ imaging surfaces along with MicroPerf X² as a frequent complement to further enhance the cinematic experience. Easy to size for images up to 12 feet in width. Want something even bigger? Check out VistaScope 300 for images up to 18 feet.

Additional Features:

Variable Aspect Ratio - Constant Height/Variable Width

Native 2.40:1 aspect ratio

Aluminum extrusion frame finished with VeLux™

Electronically controlled side masking

Snap fastening securely attaches screen to frame

Choose from a variety of Stewart’s front projection screen materials

Complements projectors with anamorphic lenses

BRIC - The Binary Reciprocal intelligent Control System (more information below)