OMega-567s projector

[Faites777]

The picture was taken with the light off. A lamp was on for me to walk around. I set my camera to NightScene; everything seem brighter than it is. I was holding the camera and it cause the blurriness in the quality.

I think the throw distance was 1:1. --60" from the screen will make a 60" (diagonal) picture. I will post the actual measurment in the near future.

The Omega sat on the floor with ~15 degree keystone correction. Forgot too measure it too.

[Faites777]

You can clearly see the damage to the screen (right side). The room was dark but the camera w/NightScene ON caused everything to look brighter. I did not see a white screen when I was taken pictures! I just saw the projected image.

[Faites777]

I took 24 pictures but most turned out to be blury or too bright.
I will try to get the next update soon. Eta 1 month
with a new Screen, better pictures, or ANYTHING YOU GUYS WANT TO SEE from the OUTSIDE of Omega-567s; because I seal up the light chamber and LCD tray already.

Thank you to all the people of this forum for making it possible. A great Thanks to Alan from Diylabs for all the information and stuffs. Great Site!! And Martin from <marty.nicsystems.com> for the inspiration.

[18wheeler]

When I use digi cam to take shoots of a screen image, I always use tripod (or put the camera table top), self-timer and auto exposure. Never used night mode. I think it will over expose the dark area.

[Faites777]

I been busy and did not have time to use Omega. But I just bought a digital camera so here are some pictures.
All pictures taken at 5MP with ISO200 and no flash.
I cropped and reduced them to 800x600.

[Faites777]

not much light leaks, beside the blue indicator strip as planned

[Faites777]

This is the modded vinyl screen with blackout cloth...hot spots are eliminated. Look like a pro. screen huh.

[Faites777]

Movie: House of Flying Daggers

[Faites777]

another

[Faites777]

another...zoom in