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RE: [photo-3d] Looking for a decent/large projection screen


  • From: "Gabriel Jacob" <gjacob@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: RE: [photo-3d] Looking for a decent/large projection screen
  • Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 16:33:59 -0400

Dr.T writes:
>This limits the length of the screen because the ridges must be
perpendicular.
>So you could get it taller but not longer.  I asked why did the ridges have
to be
>perpendicular and they told me that this is how it should be.

My guess is the ridges have to be perpendicular because the audience is
sitting left to right (of the screen).

>Questions:  What do other people/clubs use?  I would like to hear some
>suggestions for larger screens.

Wasn't Ron Labbe selling some screen material suitable for 3-D? I remember
he was promoting this at Richmond (NSA 98 convention).

Maybe John Rupkalvis has some leads?

I wonder where Imax gets their screens from? Funny thing about those screens
is that you can see right through them when they are back lit. I was able to
see
this when they had a demo of the Imax system and had a show laser light show
before the main feature. I wonder how does that impact on their reflective
efficiency.

I think someone on this list had posted they got old Imax (or another
theatre)
screen material for almost nothing when the theatre was upgrading their
screens.
Lucky guy (or gal)!

Gabriel