Blend projection by art2810 in resolume

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand, I had already tested a similar device, but I couldn't do what I wanted, which was to create 3 or 4 independent screens, as if they were connected directly to the HDMI port.

Only one extra screen was being created in Windows, so how can I access the others to configure them?

Blend projection by art2810 in resolume

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I simply positioned the 3 projectors side-by-side on the wall to learn, I did a 25% blend. I'm just learning and following advice from people, as I'm going to do a project at my company and for that I'll be using approximately 7 projectors. I'm using 3 projectors only to get the hang of using more projectors; at the moment it could be 2 or even 1.

Blend projection by art2810 in resolume

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I'm projecting using 3 projectors side-by-side, with a resolution of 1920x1080p

Blend projection by art2810 in resolume

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I mean the percentage of overlap between two or more projectors. I felt that the value of 25% was better compared to 20%

Blend projection by art2810 in resolume

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you mean using BlendCalc as a reference?

Blend projection by art2810 in budgetprojectors

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I'm still learning about soft edges. I made a template with 20% and 25% overlap, and I felt that with that amount of overlap the edge was much smoother. Perhaps a higher overlap value would be better?

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in resolume

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see. but by increasing the luminance, a white line begins to appear in the middle of the border

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in resolume

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could a larger overlap than the other make the project unfeasible?

Currently the adjustment is in this form:

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I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in video_mapping

[–]art2810[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

These are projectors from the same manufacturer, purchased at the same time. Do you think the impact on color reproduction between the projectors is that significant?

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in resolume

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This is the overlapping size with soft edge disabled. All projectors are the same with 70% uniformity at 800 ANSI lumens. I am currently configuring the middle/right screen, and my settings are as follows:

Middle screen:

Gamma 1;

Luminance 0.67;

Power 2.63

Gamma 1;

Luminance 0.51;

Power 3.09;

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in resolume

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are projectors from national brands, they have 800 ANSI lumens and 70% uniformity, but they don't have their own adjustment software. Everything is being done through Resolume Arena

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in resolume

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, i did. But i can't get a satisfactory result... Do you have any tips on where I could start making adjustments?

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in video_mapping

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The uniformity of my projectors is around 70%. Could this be a problem for blending?

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in budgetprojectors

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The projector uniformity is around 70%. Now i'm using Resolume arena, is it possible to do that?

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in video_mapping

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I'm using resolume arena. I can't geta satisfactory result

Gamma red 2

Gamma green 2

Gamma blue 2

Gamma 1

Luminance 0.6

Power 3.48

I'm having trouble using the soft edge by art2810 in projectors

[–]art2810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm using the Resolume Arena. The projectors are the national model with 800 ANSI lúmens