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The optimum surface for projecting images is a light colored matte surface. Darker surfaces (black, dark red, or dark blue) are likely to absorb much of the light and are less effective. Sometimes, darker paints have special reflective qualities and may be more suitable for projections. Generally, matte or textured surfaces produce better results than shiny surfaces. Certain building materials are more suitable for projections: plaster, painted walls, concrete and aggregate, brushed metals, brick, and light wood. Glass, mirrors, and certain high gloss metals are less suitable.
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