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#1131 |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Burlington,Ontario
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Unfortunatly, the housing isn't sealed. I will try something like that tho. I think the tapered housing(since i'm presently using a small & a medium lens) seems to work better because the sides aren't acute angles to the prisms, so the reflections don't reflect the same. I was watching the CARS credits inside the housing last night...there were 2 sets. 1 from the first prism reflecting on the side wall, 1 reflecting off the 2nd prism face back onto the side wall.
OH well, that's what DIY is all about...trial & error, if a first, yada, yada, yada! Bud |
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Isn't it interesting? I wanted to watch The Da Vinci Code the other day, and the "green streaks" were right across the screen. It was the worst I had ever seem them in over a year of DIY lens development.
I removed the lens, and repositioned it - nothing they were still there. I flipped the lens upside down - again nothing, still there... I ripped it out again, replaced it and the green streaks were gone and have not come back (except for the very faint ones on the far left) since... Mark
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I'm telling you, these DIY lenses seem to have a mind of their own!
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Burlington,Ontario
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Mark, have you tried(do you HAVE) CARS and watched the end credits? THERE'S nasty reflection! White scrolling text for several minutes. NASTY! Bud |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Burlington,Ontario
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#1136 |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Not any more than normal. The same stray reflections that a lot of us DIY guys are experiencing. Like I said, the stray reflections have diminished considerably since repositioning my prisms. But alas, they will still rear their ugly heads when I least expect it! Small price to pay for such an immense image... I really shouldn't complain!
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#1137 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Are these reflections you guys are getting on the walls, or on the screen? Can they completely eliminated by putting black velvet on all parts except the light entry and exit points? Thinking about picking up some prisms and trying this out.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Burlington,Ontario
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My opinion is by all means, get some prisms & give it a try. The results are FANTASTIC! For a fraction of commercial lenses, you get anamorphic projection, what ever size you want, great picture. 1 small ghost image on black is hardly a deal breaker. Enjoy! Bud |
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Yep, sure do (we got it befor you guys Mark
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I called the company
http://www.evaporatedcoatings.com/index.htm that was suggested and asked about having the prisms anti-reflective coated. I spoke to Pat (male) and he said usually it would be a batch price of about $800. I asked if perhaps an individual could have his 2 or 4 pieces put into another buyers batch and he seemed to be agreeable to that. I asked him to give me a guess at a price for that and gave him the sizes of the prisms. He said he would email me, but I have not heard yet. I am guessing/hoping no more than about 40 or 50 each. I told him there could be quite a number of folks interested if he would do it. |
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