And you know me, it is going to have to look good! It is going to come down to playing and testing to see which way I prefer.
Eyefinity edge blending software#
Additionally, the warping software can actually pull the image up and over the nose of the sim so that the projected image is not hitting the shell.įor those guys thinking about this route, the first thing that is going to determine which way your going to go is SPACE! I am fortunate that I have just barely enough room to build anything within the diameter limits of 12' and 15' 5". One thing that I was concerned about was projecting over the top of the Lear45 shell if I decided to go with a 12' diameter set up. I can't think of a reason to go larger than that. This is the large limit because this gives you a floor to ceiling vertical view, given you have an 8' ceiling. You would not want to go any smaller than that. If nothing else, we have limitations on the screen radius no matter what your building.ġ2' RAD on the small side.
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A 15 foot screen diameter which would give you a ceiling to floor full visual would produce a better overall image and will help your eyes feel the outside view to the right distance. Software's like Nthusim or Fly EliseNG are needed but even in this case very complex displacement of points is needed and the auto adjust feature is not perfect at all. This is because even with small radius projectors, it is hard to prevent the barrel distortion that any glass optic produces. With a smaller radius and more of a curved screen, the image tends to bend on the sides of each projected image. What I think it is going to come down to for each of us is the space available to work within.Īnother issue we need to think about is the distance of the screen to the projectors and radius of the screens. I am just going to have to get the short throw projectors and see which screen size will work best. On larger radius screens this problem becomes reduced but the pixels appear larger: On tighter radius screens the focal point will become more out of focus at the left, right edge and in the center. But on the other hand, if the screen is right there in your face, then you will see the pixels. But the question is, is that necessary? The farther away the image is projected, you should lose resolution.
This set up projects all the way to the floor, which is 8 foot vertical. This second drawing is the "Ivar version" which is a 7' 8.5" RAD or 15 foot 5" diameter. The first one here is a 12 foot diameter screen: I have a few drawings that I wanted to share.
Eyefinity edge blending pdf#
(You can also find this PDF file at the bottom of this post) I have been doing some homework on possible screen sizes. (Original thread started on 01-30-11 by Ron Rollo) Quote from Hangar45 Admin on December 7, 2017, 9:30 am
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