[Bytehoven]

Anyone have a solid prism Panamorph collecting dust?


If yes, please drop me a PM or email.


;-)

[email protected]

 

[Ursa]

YGPM.

 

[jamesmil]

Any others, I too may be interested in a solid prism panamoph w/ universal mount...

 

[Bytehoven]

Sorry guys.


Thanks for the PMs.


I am looking for the U100 bracket mount version of the Panamorph, which is slightly different than the U15.


Thanks anyway.


cheers


RJ

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[DanHouck]

What is the major difference between the U15 and U100 besides price? Better optics? I've read somewhere the coatings are better and light scatter less.


I currently have a liquid filled Panamorph. Planning on upgrading to a better lens as part of an overhaul of my projector system next year.


Dan

 

[Bytehoven]

Quote:

Originally posted by DanHouck What is the major difference between the U15 and U100 besides price? Better optics? I've read somewhere the coatings are better and light scatter less. I currently have a liquid filled Panamorph. Planning on upgrading to a better lens as part of an overhaul of my projector system next year. Dan

Hi Dan....


I don't know the specific differences, but Shawn of Panamorph has told me the U100 is the highest quality lens they offer. I would imagine the differences involve overall lens focus/clarity and surface coatings.


The U15 was designed to offer a price competitive alternative to the Optimorph, and is said to surpass the Optimorph in performance. So the U15 at the AVS powerbuy price, was/is a very good deal as compared to the alternative.


My only mistake was selling my original U100 at a price way below what it will cost to be replaced with a new unit. Dumb.