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Gary Murrell
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here are mine:
 
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mp20748
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A few of my high resolution favorites. I'll post back before the week is out with more, once I get that 8500 dialed in better, and pick up a few more HD-DVD's.
1080P / Marquee 8500 Super
1920x1080P /60hz
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mp20748
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A few more:
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overclkr
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| Gary Murrell wrote: | here are mine:
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Damn that XG is absolutely THE BEST 8" LC projector that I have EVER laid my eyes on. You are a lucky man Gary! 
The folks just dont know what you have. It's an EXTREMELY special projector. Like no other. 
I'm sure you've figured out that by now. 
Cliffy
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overclkr
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| mp20748 wrote: | | A few of my high resolution favorites. I'll post back before the week is out with more, once I get that 8500 dialed in better, and pick up a few more HD-DVD's. |
I cant believe that an AC Marquee is doing that.
Are you actually using a G70 for those pics Mike? Tell the truth! I promise, we won't tell anyone!
Cliffy
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mp20748
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| overclkr wrote: |
I cant believe that an AC Marquee is doing that |
Those HD-145 lenses also makes a big difference here.
| Quote: | Are you actually using a G70 for those pics Mike? Tell the truth! I promise, we won't tell anyone!
Cliffy |
What's a G70?
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Gino
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mmm... gotta love CRT.
this will make you drool... not screenshots but...
.... still great eye candy 
Ok...now focus, focus on the text
... I'll have new pics up this weekend, just waiting for my latest upgrade to arrive 
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Gary Murrell
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| mp20748 wrote: |
Those HD-145 lenses also makes a big difference here.
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I was going to say I bet that is with the 144/45 lenses, those things turned my previous Barco 808s into something seriously special, the focus in unreal
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Gary Murrell
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| overclkr wrote: |
Damn that XG is absolutely THE BEST 8" LC projector that I have EVER laid my eyes on. You are a lucky man Gary!
The folks just dont know what you have. It's an EXTREMELY special projector. Like no other.
I'm sure you've figured out that by now.
Cliffy |
yes Cliff, all thanks to you
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AnalogRocks
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| Gary Murrell wrote: | | overclkr wrote: |
Damn that XG is absolutely THE BEST 8" LC projector that I have EVER laid my eyes on. You are a lucky man Gary!
The folks just dont know what you have. It's an EXTREMELY special projector. Like no other.
I'm sure you've figured out that by now.
Cliffy |
yes Cliff, all thanks to you |
I think Cliff was fishing for that complement
Great screen shots. I think I need an XG LC
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Clarence
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Some of my favorites...
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CRT_Ben
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Damn Clarence, if you weren't standing in front of a few of those, I'd say they were screen caps
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overclkr
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| Clarence wrote: | Some of my favorites...
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Damn!
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mp20748
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Dang, how did I forget my favorite. It makes my heart warm every time I see it. And It does it with all three colors on..
Lowly 8" Marquee does 1920x1080P @ 72hz
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tse
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That last one is excellent! It is of a small portion of the screen so each projector pixel is handled by several camera pixels (or if rescaled each projector pixel uses many image pixels). The other screen shots look great but can't show the finest details when a complete screen (1920x1080) or almost 2,000,000 pixels are shown on a picture that has a few hundred thousand pixels.
Scott
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Jesse S
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Heywood Jablome
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My fav by far... Is that a Stunt Ass or a Genuine Jessica Ass? 
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Gary Murrell
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thats real dude
-Gary
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Heywood Jablome
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| Gary Murrell wrote: | thats real dude
-Gary |
Good thing... I just hate the idea of a booty double!
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overclkr
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Sweet! Keep em' coming!
Cliffy
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