Posts by John Schuermann

Part of this discussion has to do with the fact that any anamorphic lens actually varies the amount of "stretch" based upon throw ratio. As I mentioned previously, an extremely short throw ratio will result in an aspect ratio of greater...

The DC1 has several advantages over the UH480: Sealed optics Upgraded optical coatings Improved aesthetics Locking tilt mechanism In terms of picture quality, the DC1 offers improved contrast and brightness performance over the...

Hello all - Panamorph is working on a series of videos to explain the "235:1" / "CinemaScope"concept to the general consumer. Panamorph - and several of their partners in the projection industry - have developed the name "UltraWide"...

Speaking of the "UltraWide" designation, Panamorph has posted two new videos that introduce the UltraWide concept. We would love to get your feedback. Please remember these are geared toward the general...

Quote:Originally Posted by Glenn Baumann I will be using a JVC RS46, Panamorph UH480, 120" wide scope screen and the throw will be 15 to 16 feet. ... Glenn OK, your system is almost the same as mine. I am about 16 ft back from...

Quote:Originally Posted by cRock HT Thanks John. Benq W7000 OK, ran this by Dave in tech support. He says your aspect ratio will be around 2.37:1. However, he warns that you are at the extreme end of the focal range of the...

Quote:Originally Posted by cRock HT I was thinking about the cinavista lens to get my foot in the door, but would probaby invest more if there was a better fit as projector technology changes quickly, but a good investment in a lens...

Quote:Originally Posted by Glenn Baumann John, The Webinar was interesting and some of the animations helped me clearly understand some of the principles. I do have a question that I wanted to ask. What is generally considered the...

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Quote:Originally Posted by mtbdudex Sure - to us "geeks" (fondly) we know the difference between AR's, when I try and explain to people who visit my HT what Cinemascope is and various AR's at times it became long winded, I like the...