Show us your screenshots!!

I was over in the CRT area and love the screenshot thread, "Screenshot Wars", that was started. I didn't want to "pollute" their thread so I came over here to this area only to search and not find one. So here we go....post up your best screen shots with a brief description of your equipment. It's always great to see shots from different mixes of equipment (i.e. Projectors, Screens, Video processors)

I Guess I'll go first!!

Shots of 2001 A.S.O. (HD-DVD)
HD-A1 --> Crystalio 2 VPS-3300 --> JVC DLA-RS1 (BT-709 calibrated) --> 106" 16:9 Vutec Silverstar

LOTR: The Two Towers EE (DVD)
Denon 3910 --> Crystalio 2 VPS-3300 --> JVC DLA-RS1 (BT-709 calibrated) --> 106" 16:9 Vutec Silverstar



Star Wars EP2 (DVD)

Alan,

Thanks!! The Klipsch speakers are only 2 weeks old and barely broken in. They've taken my home theater experience to a whole new level...especially since they're mated with the Denon 5805 MKII.

BTW...I never thought 2001 ASO could look so good. Kubrick's cinematography is top notch in this feature which makes for great BD or HD-DVD demo material. Kudos to Warner for such a great re-master/transfer.

Ryan

Using the Crystalio C2. I realize I'm not changing the true primaries in the projector (obviously since they're fixed), however I'm changing the RGB mix of each primary in the C2 to achieve 709.

I'm no expert at it and still learning myself. A couple of key items..

1 - Obviously, no flash.

2 - Use a tri-pod if you got it.

3 - Set your camera to the lowest possible ISO setting. Some go as low as 50 others only 80.

4 - I also played around with various white-balance setting. My E-10 SLR has a feature to dynamically set the W/B based on what its seeing.

I'm PM'd Cliffy over in the CRT Forum for some pointers. I'll post what I find out. Thanks everyone for contributing. That AE2K looks really good!!

Art,

Can you post up some of your screen shots from 2001 ASO (or whatever else you want) off that killer Sim2 5K of yours!!?? That projector is truly amazing. Are you using an outboard video processor to drive it?

Ryan

Great shots!! Thanks for the link.