Galalite’s Mirage XDL 1.2 Complimented Christie’s RGB Laser at Carnival Cinemas

Mumbai, India, March 11, 2020 –(PR.com)– Carnival Cinemas, one of the fastest-growing multiplex chains in India has collaborated with Christie Digital Systems and TSR professional video and audio for their project of Laser screens PAN India. The event marked the celebration of Carnival Cinemas becoming the first and only multiplex chain to go 100% laser in India.

The occasion was graced with Christie laser projector, Dolby Atmos Sound and Galalite’s Mirage XDL 1.2. What makes Galalite’s Mirage XDL 1.2 screens an ideal choice for a laser projection screen, is its seamless clarity and maximised black levels. The attendees at the event attested these facts and appreciated the speckle-free experience that happens due to Galalite’s innovative LENSRAY technology. The audience was truly enthralled and could notice the clear difference between an ordinary screen vis-a-vis a Galalite screen.

Mr A. Harivas, Head of TSR stated, “The only reason that the speckles on the screen are reduced is due to Galalite screens’ technology. We can now enjoy the beauty of laser projection speckle free.”

Mr Rajesh Thadani, Head of Distribution, PEN Studios shares his experience saying he has had the opportunity to view movies in other cinemas, but the superior video quality and image output that he noticed with Galalite’s Mirage XDL 1.2 screen was a different and truly enjoyable experience. He further stated that he would recommend Galalite screens to everyone.

To know more about the world’s first RGB laser projection screen –
https://www.galalitescreens.com/mirage-xdl-1-2/

About Galalite screens

Galalite screens, leaders in cinema screen manufacturing that produces a diverse range of groundbreaking innovative cinema projection screen surfaces in 2D and 3D for prime movie-viewing experiences, assuring high-performance, expertise and time bound deliveries. Galalite screens are compatible with various projectors and are the innovators of LENSRAY Technology that redefine picture quality.

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