Has anybody combined a single lense form an OHP and attached it to a triplet or copy lense? I experimented with this setup and found that I increased my projected image at least 2 times without image degradatation.
I don't know if this idea is well known, but is sure makes a difference if you live in a small place and dont have enough room to project a large image. I would be stuck with a projected image size of around 40" to 50" (not too sure, didnt measure without ohp lense), but with OHP lense attachment, I'm gettting a projected image of 75"
It works! So if this is old news, forgive me and ignore this, but if not!
Have fun!
😉
I don't know if this idea is well known, but is sure makes a difference if you live in a small place and dont have enough room to project a large image. I would be stuck with a projected image size of around 40" to 50" (not too sure, didnt measure without ohp lense), but with OHP lense attachment, I'm gettting a projected image of 75"
It works! So if this is old news, forgive me and ignore this, but if not!
Have fun!
😉
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That's nice, though the majority of us are trying to get a smaller image so we can put the projector behind the couch.
A Lumenlabs triplet will fill a standard wall height at 10 feet when using a 15" screen. Most dorm rooms I've seen don't have a completely empty 12-foot wall. And they had enough room for a 7 or 8 foot throw, especially if you bolted the projector to a loft.
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