Abstract: A Fresnel lens sheet comprises a Fresnel lens on one surface thereof, wherein respective unit surfaces constructing the Fresnel lens sheet have rough surfaces. Since it has a rough surface, it enables suppressing the occurrence of moire, when making up a screen. The other Fresnel lens sheet comprises a Fresnel lens on one surface thereof, and a fly-eye lens or prisms as a regular concavities and convexities configuration for suppressing regular reflection on the surface thereof on a side opposite to the side having the Fresnel lens formed thereon. Since it has on its rear surface a fly-eye lens or a prism, it enables suppressing the occurrence of ghost image.

Abstract: A Fresnel lens sheet comprises a Fresnel lens on one surface thereof, wherein respective unit surfaces constructing the Fresnel lens sheet have rough surfaces. Since it has a rough surface, it enables suppressing the occurrence of moire, when making up a screen. The other Fresnel lens sheet comprises a Fresnel lens on one surface thereof, and a fly-eye lens or prisms as a regular concavities and convexities configuration for suppressing regular reflection on the surface thereof on a side opposite to the side having the Fresnel lens formed thereon. Since it has on its rear surface a fly-eye lens or a prism, it enables suppressing the occurrence of ghost image.

Abstract: A transmission screen sheet which is given a large number of lens-like forms on the surface like ridges and has a thickness of 0.1 to 2.0 mm, wherein (i) the sheet is formed from a thermoplastic resin whose inclination (W) obtained from the relationship between melt viscosity (Y) and load (X) satisfies the following expression (1) when the melt viscosity is in the range of 102 to 103 Pa·s, and (i) the lens-like forms change in height substantially non-stepwise from the center portion or a portion near the center portion to the end portions of the sheet in a direction perpendicular to the ridges: 2×10−2≦W≦6×10−2  (1) wherein W is represented by the following equation: W=−(log Y/X) wherein X is a load (MPa) and Y is the melt viscosity (Pa·s) of the resin.

Abstract: A transmission screen sheet which is given a large number of lens-like forms on the surface like ridges and has a thickness of 0.1 to 2.0 mm, wherein (i) the sheet is formed from a thermoplastic resin whose inclination (W) obtained from the relationship between melt viscosity (Y) and load (X) satisfies the following expression (1) when the melt viscosity is in the range of 102 to 103 Pa.

Abstract: A Fresnel lens sheet comprises a Fresnel lens on one surface thereof, wherein respective unit surfaces constructing the Fresnel lens sheet have rough surfaces. Since it has a rough surface, it enables suppressing the occurrence of moire, when making up a screen. The other Fresnel lens sheet comprises a Fresnel lens on one surface thereof, and a fly-eye lens or prisms as a regular concavities and convexities configuration for suppressing regular reflection on the surface thereof on a side opposite to the side having the Fresnel lens formed thereon. Since it has on its rear surface a fly-eye lens or a prism, it enables suppressing the occurrence of ghost image.