Introduction By Joel Silver
Video Essentials
Expectations Part 1
Front Panel Controls Part 2
The Viewing Environment Part 3
The Color System Part 4
Picture Resolution And Aspect RatiosPart 5
Line Doublers Part 6
Projects Under The Hood Part 7
Choosing The Right Projector Part 8
Light Valve Projection Technology Part 9
Screens For Video Projection Part 10



Imaging Science Advocate
An Interview With Joe Kane By Gary Reber



The High Voltage Power Supply By Greg Rogers

A Guide To Comb Filters: Y/C Seperation
By Greg Rogers



Video Signal Formats
By Greg Rogers



TV Monitor Environment Lighting
By Bill Cruce


Where Is The Perfect Display
By Bill Laumeister


An Interview With Sam Runco: Practitioner Of Imaging Science By Gary Reber


An Interview With Yves Faroudja: The Image Quality Leader By Gary Reber

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Issued 2000

Issue: Imaging Science Theatre 2000 Special Edition

Preface By Gary Reber



An Interview With Joe Kane By Gary Reber



Introduction By M.K. Milliken, Jr.
Uniformity
Resolution
Aspect Ratio
Front And Rear Projection
Contrast
Screen Surfaces
Other Screen Surfaces
Projection Geometry
Units Of Measure
Sizing
Optical Train
Screen Gain
Resolution
Some Reflections
You And Eye
Hue And Eye
Seeing The Light
Getting The Picture
Medium And Message
Contrast From Dark To Light
Diffussion Screens
Some Summary Judgements
Projecting The Future
Monitoring The Future
The Light Valve
Digital Micromirror Devices
Screening The Future
Display Screens



Video Cable Survey
By Michael Wood



Acoustic Considerations: For Front Screen Projection Systems By Alex Gilevich



What Is Custom Installation Home Theatre: An Overview



The Third Generation Display Projector
By Joe Zeller

Appendix
SMPTE 166 -Critical Viewing Conditions For Evaluation Of Color Television