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Curt Palme
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Nice! I'm sensing a trend here. 
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ElTopo
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Black is looking awesome !
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redfox001
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Nice respect!
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km987654
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Dave that looks great. How much image overlap have you calculated for that 12 foot wide image? Oh and what distance do you have from projector lens to screen.
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huggy
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Thanks all for the compliments
I don't know what you mean by overlap Keith ? They're stacked side by side, and they're about 4.8 mts from screen to lenses.
I just realised how bad the camera is on this sh*tty htc phone lol
Anywho today I'll be picking up my vga splitter and will hopefully have both running with my usual half arsed set up 
Dave
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km987654
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| huggy wrote: | Thanks all for the compliments
I don't know what you mean by overlap Keith ? They're stacked side by side, and they're about 4.8 mts from screen to lenses.
I just realised how bad the camera is on this sh*tty htc phone lol
Anywho today I'll be picking up my vga splitter and will hopefully have both running with my usual half arsed set up
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I should have asked if you are blending or stacking. My question is in relation to blending which creates a blend zone where the images from each projector overlaps if its a stack the whole image overlaps. I was thinking you were blending with a 12 foot screen.
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huggy
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Thought as much, I thought about blending but soon realised the mountain of work that's involved hence my decision to stack,I'm running both projectors at 75 on a 2 gain perforated screen and can tell you It's just bright enough lol
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km987654
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| huggy wrote: | | Thought as much, I thought about blending but soon realised the mountain of work that's involved hence my decision to stack,I'm running both projectors at 75 on a 2 gain perforated screen and can tell you It's just bright enough lol |
How far from the screen are the projectors and do you cover the entire 12 feet of screen with an image?
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CasetheCorvetteman
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4.8 metres 
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huggy
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| km987654 wrote: | | huggy wrote: | | Thought as much, I thought about blending but soon realised the mountain of work that's involved hence my decision to stack,I'm running both projectors at 75 on a 2 gain perforated screen and can tell you It's just bright enough lol |
How far from the screen are the projectors and do you cover the entire 12 feet of screen with an image? |
Yeah about 4.8 mts, my wall width is 3.8 , screen width with frame is 3.74 and actual image width is 3.6, it's amazing having a whole
wall filled with an image
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km987654
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| huggy wrote: | | km987654 wrote: | | huggy wrote: | | Thought as much, I thought about blending but soon realised the mountain of work that's involved hence my decision to stack,I'm running both projectors at 75 on a 2 gain perforated screen and can tell you It's just bright enough lol |
How far from the screen are the projectors and do you cover the entire 12 feet of screen with an image? |
Yeah about 4.8 mts, my wall width is 3.8 , screen width with frame is 3.74 and actual image width is 3.6, it's amazing having a whole
wall filled with an image |
You will have to post some pictures when you get it all together. Both projectors stacked should produce good contrast and an excellent image.
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ElTopo
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I see you're not running a cinemascope screen 
For a stack 16/9 is ok.
But for true cinema feeling a cinemascope screen is the top of the mountain.
Mine will be 3,6m width in scope    
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huggy
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| ElTopo wrote: | I see you're not running a cinemascope screen
For a stack 16/9 is ok.
But for true cinema feeling a cinemascope screen is the top of the mountain.
Mine will be 3,6m width in scope |
Are you blending or stacking ?
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CasetheCorvetteman
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It should all be looking very nice once you get finished there Davo, i dont really have enough space here for that or id be doing what youve done
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huggy
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| CasetheCorvetteman wrote: | | It should all be looking very nice once you get finished there Davo, i dont really have enough space here for that or id be doing what youve done |
Mate
Even with my half arsed,no idea what I'm doing, set up, it looks phenomenal
I can only imagine how good this would look with the touch and experience of some of the guys on here, it's a lot of work but also a lot of fun,very very rewarding
Dave
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km987654
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| huggy wrote: | | CasetheCorvetteman wrote: | | It should all be looking very nice once you get finished there Davo, i dont really have enough space here for that or id be doing what youve done |
Mate
Even with my half arsed,no idea what I'm doing, set up, it looks phenomenal
I can only imagine how good this would look with the touch and experience of some of the guys on here, it's a lot of work but also a lot of fun,very very rewarding
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Half an arse is better than no arse at all
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ElTopo
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Blending should be my way on my scope.
At the moment my room was painted black.
Floor to follow then acoustics.
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huggy
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Due to some personal issues, I haven't been able to do much in the room, just a few hours here and there so things have been a little slow. That will all change this week as I should have it all finished hopefully
Here are some pics of hush box in velvet wrap and wall panels, enjoy!
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At your side of the globe gravity is clearly reversed Ok I see it is fixed.
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km987654
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Not bad for a little bloke
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