Re: Presenting in a greenhouse

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I've seen limited success with something like what Graham suggests, i.e., shading the screen as much as possible. A shallow frame/shroud (opaque) surrounding the top and sides of the screen will go a long way to keep the images from washing out. Try to find some part of the greenhouse that's naturally the darkest to begin with. Seating arrangements may make that impossible. I'll check to see where that screen shroud came from. Might've been from a local rental outfit.
JF

Subject: Re: [GWL] Presenting in a greenhouse

I had to do this a couple of months ago in a big garden center - except I
asn't warned in advance that the presentation would be in a greenhouse...
nd on a flat screen TV.
We managed to find two very large patio parasols and set them up so they
ung over and shaded the screen. It was still very tough for the audience,
'm afraid.
I'd suggest getting there early, getting set up, and adjusting your
rightness and contrast to suit the conditions on the day. Find a helper to
it towards the back of the seating and report on visibility.
Graham

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