Characteristics of holographic projection screens

　　 Holographic gauze screen Projection is a form of display that uses projectors, spotlights, etc. to project images. It still relies on a physical imaging medium. A holographic gauze screen is a screen made of net-like fabric. Its imaging medium is a thin, gauze-like membrane, a semi-transparent screen made of thin cotton or chemical fiber material with mesh-like holes. It can be extremely fine wire mesh, steel wire mesh, or gauze that is not easily visible to the naked eye. The imaging medium provides good imaging visual effects, bringing a stunning visual impact in large-scale displays. Furthermore, it expands the spatial layering of the stage, enhances the interaction between performers and images in the performance, and adds more charm to the performance.

　　1. Gauze projection expands the spatial layering of the stage

　　 Holographic gauze screen With its light weight and translucency, it can be hung in various positions on the stage. The angle of the gauze can be adjusted according to the projection angle, allowing the image to be projected onto the gauze more perfectly, creating a good imaging visual effect.

　　2. Gauze projection enhances stage interactivity

　　The audience can see the objects behind the gauze through the gauze, which is more transparent than traditional projection screens. Holographic gauze projection can shorten the distance between the audience and the performers, enhance the interaction between the performers and the audience, integrate multimedia images into the performance, and present the performance in the most perfect state.

　　Laser display projectors use gauze projection to present an immersive, dreamlike image. By projecting dynamic videos onto the gauze, the gauze displays a dreamy and gorgeous image, a perfect combination of art and high technology, achieving a dreamy and dazzling performance effect with high viewing value.