Advice on large long distance scanning onto white cliffs

[dsli_jon]

A lot of people on here have used Skeeta Scrim ...

heh, they've even adopted my 'nickname' for it, 'SkeeTek' scrims, that's great..... http://www.skeeta.biz/skeeta-mosquit...ng-custom.html

..at least when I die someday, I can say I introduced *something* helpful to the world... http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...0&d=1227598534
j

[White-Light]

heh, they've even adopted my 'nickname' for it, 'SkeeTek' scrims, that's great..... http://www.skeeta.biz/skeeta-mosquit...ng-custom.html

..at least when I die someday, I can say I introduced *something* helpful to the world... http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...0&d=1227598534
j

Nice!

Just out of interest, they have 2 products NoSeeUm and Mosquito, which is the one you recommend?

[dsli_jon]

...NoSeeUm and Mosquito, which is the one you recommend?

..bit of a 'subjective' answer, but the 'NoSeeUm' is all we use for shows, as it's a much-finer weave / mesh - http://www.skeeta.biz/skeeta-mosquit...bric-mesh.html - (scroll down...) the NoSeeUm is like 625 hpsi, and the Mosquito is 165 hpsi... the NoSeeUm will give 'crisper' graphics, but the Mosquito, with a more 'open weave', is likely better for *reeealy* large Scrims (like, 40' x 60', etc..) to allow better wind-transmission...

..now back to the OP.
j