Da-Lite > Educational Materials > Angles Of View Angles of View Volume VII (2001) A series of articles examining the new and developing technologies that are constituting visual displays. Digital Cinema - Take 1 (February) Watching Technology - A Moving Target (January) Angles of View Volume VI (2000) A series of articles which discuss "Special Venues" - Applications for Display Technology The Secondary Reflection Issue (December) Rear Projection in Home Theater - Front to Back (November) Home Theater - Behind the Scenes (October) Home Theater - The Big Picture (September) Home Theater - Setting the Stage (February) Special Venues - Other Markets (January) Angles of View Volume V (1999) A collection of articles presenting various display "Issues for the Millennium." Speculations - Reflections, Transmissions, & Projections (December) Missing the Point - The Meaning of Failure (November) Telling the Difference - Attributes and Artifacts (October) Figuring Half-Angles - An Idea Worth Illustrating (September) Different Perspectives - From Other Angles (August) By Different Lights - Contrasting among Brightness Levels (July) Transmission & Reflections - Contrasting some Bright Ideas (June) Approaching the Superhighway - Bit by Bit (May) Looking at 9:16 - In the Background (April) Sizing Up 9:16 - The Shape of Things to Come? (March) Da-Lite Diffusion - Making Light Work (February) New Years' Resolution (January) Angles of View Volume IV (1998) A series of articles examining the various issues related to the concept and nature of Information. Presenting Technology - It's Harder than it Looks (December) Light Reading - Suggestions and Observations (November) Mirror, Mirror - Behind the Wall (October) The Casting of Characters (September) How to Cosine a Document (August) Reading by Da-Lite — Ne Plus Ultra (July) Looking at Trig - Can I See You a Minute? (June) Fonts - A Case in Point (May) Reading Displays - the Joy of Looking (April) Reading Displays - Behind the Lines (March) Analog and Digital - Signal or Code? (February) Polarization - Learning to Ride the Waves (January) Angles of View Volume III (1997) A collection of "closer looks" at the attributes and properties of visual displays. Some Questions - (and Answers) (December) Some Summary Judgements (November) Diffusion Screens - A Closer Look (October) Contrast - From Dark to Light (September) Medium and Message - the Screen and the Image (August) Getting the Picture - the function of Lenses (July) Seeing the Light - The Visible Spectrum (June) Hue and Eye - The Perception of Color (May) You and Eye - The Human Visual System (April) Some Reflections on Front Projection Screens (March) Resolution - How Much Should We Count On? (February) Screen Gain - Whose Loss? (January) Angles of View Volume II (1996) A series of interviews with acknowledged experts on various core technologies related to visual displays. Display Screens - Revealing the Standards (December) Digital Micromirror Devices - Reflecting on the Future (November) Monitoring the Future - the LCD (October) The Light Valve - Through a Glass, Brightly (September) Visual Intelligibility - What Are We Looking At? (August) Industry on the Internet - Caught in the Web? (July) Screening the Future - Da-Lite at the Horizons (June) 3D - Just Another Dimension? (May) Audiovisual - From Where He's Been to Where We're Going (April) Virtual Reality - How Real Is It? (March) Projecting the Future - the Liquid Crystal Display (February) Planning a Visual Display - Getting it Right the First Time (January) Angles of View Volume I (1995) A series of technical notes on the aspects of visual displays. Optical Train (December) Sizing (November) Units of Measure (October) Projection Geometry (September) Other Screen Surfaces? (August) Screen Surfaces? (July) Contrast (June) Front and Rear Projection? (May) Aspect Ratio (March) Resolution (February) Uniformity (January)   For pricing information, please contact Media Fabricators, Inc. via e-mail at [email protected] or via telephone at 323 937 3344.