| bajie |
Hi,
I have a specical requirement because of the limited room space to place the projector and screen.
So here is what i am thinking, can i introduce an external mirror
to reflect lights out from a projector to a screen like what is illustrated here:
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projector ---------------->\ mirror
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V
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Is it feasible? is so, what kind of mirror i should be looking for?
Thanks a lot.
jie |
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| bajie |
The figure i put in somehow get distorted.
Here is another one:
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projector -------------------> \ mirror
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* V
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* screen |
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| Netlist |
Bajie,
This type of drawings don't seem to work out very well.
I changed it so everyone can see what you are talking about:
/Hugo :) |
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| bajie |
| Thank you very much. |
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| ukagr |
| my guess would be that it would work. But the farther away the mirror is from the projector the bigger the mirror would have to be. Which could be a problem if you wanted to position it a good distance away from the projector. Also i believe you would need a front side mirror which tend to be more expensive than a reg. mirror. But on a small scale, say 1 foot dist. btw the pj and mirror, that would mean another foot of throw distance that you didn't have before! If you try it out please share your results! |
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| bajie |
Thanks.
Do you happen to know any decent website where i can buy front side mirror?
I will definitily let the forum know the result.
jie |
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| ukagr |
| i have heard of some people finding them on surplusshed.com. I haven't personally ordered from them before but they have some good optics stuff. But i have replaced the mirror in my 3m overhead projector with a regular mirror and didn't get any ghosting or at least i can't tell it. But that was a mirror 2"x3". Maybe you could try with a mirror around the house just to test with? |
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