One of the most important considerations in making a proper home theatre system is lighting. From the lighting designers perspective, there exist three kinds of lighting- task lighting, accent lighting and ambient lighting. Task lighting is, as the name suggests, lighting for doing a task. An example of task lighting is a table lamp that lets you read a book or doing crossword puzzles. Next, accent lighting is used to accent or highlight architectural or favorite displays of a room. If you have a large home with high ceilings with beautiful architecture you will want to show it off. Lastly, ambient lighting is used as filler. It lights up every part of the room. In other words it’s all the lighting combined. In a proper environment, all the types of lights should be properly placed, as well as all of them must exist in balance for creating a good working environment. Lights influence humans deeply.
In a theatre room, lighting becomes a tough job. Many problems must be addressed. The light should just be balanced, so as not to cast a glare or make it too dark to making movement impossible. If you have a large screened television lighting is very important for...
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