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Posts by Bic-B@ll
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the magical HDTV flys through the air and our magical antenna picks up the signals, we plug the antenna into the computer, computer into projector and huzzah, the fairies do the rest
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I still don't see how you can afford it being that you're just so damn cheap.
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DLPS flash their light on and off real fast and apparently we sub-conciously recognize it, and some people, like me, get headaches from it, though I don't get them in movie theatres, maybe because I'm so far away and there is other lighting.
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Oh, and btw, we put up a HDTV antenna on our roof and we get free HDTV
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Quote from Zaphod
c'mon Mr. home theatre junie
at least tell me what resolution it is and if it's DLP or LCDPT-AE500U
High Definition Home Cinema Projector with Smooth Screen Technology
Panel Type 0.7" Diagonal 16:9 Active Matrix LCD Panel
Pixel Resolution 1280x720 (921,600 pixels)
Lens Manual zoom/focus lens (1:1-1:1.2), F 1.9-2.2, f 22.0-26.2mm
Lamp 130W UHMTM lamp
Brightness 850 lumens
Fan Noise 27dB (low power mode)
Installation Ceiling/desk, front/rear (menu selection)
Contrast Ratio 1300:1 (full on/full off, AI mode activated)
10-bit Digital Gamma Correction Yes
Digital Keystone Correction Horizontal: ±30°, Vertical: ±30° (approx.)
Remote Control Included
Operating Environment Temperature: 0° C - 40° C (32° F - 104° F)
Humidity: 20%-80% (no condensation)
Optional Accessories Ceiling Bracket
Screen
Replacement Lamp Unit
Progressive Cinema Scan (3/2 Pulldown) Yes
Optical Shift 17:1 (fixed, 16:9 aspect ratio)
Uniformity 90%, corner to corner
Video Signal NTSC, PAL, SECAM, M-NTSC, PAL60, PAL-M, PAL-N
Power Cord Length 3m
16:9 Aspect Ratio Yes
Smooth Screen Technology Yes
Backlit, Multi-Function Wireless Remote Yes
DVI-D Input Yes (DVI-HDCP)
Adjustable Color Temperature Yes
Wide Color Reproduction Area Yes
Short-Throw Lens Yes
Video and PC Input Terminals Yes
Low-Noise Cooling Fan Yes
Long-Life Lamp Yes
Aspect Ratio 16:9 (Widescreen)
Screen Size 40 to 200 inches (16:9, diagonal)
HDTV Compatibility 1 480p/720p/1080i
S-Video Input Yes (1)
Composite Video Input Yes (1)
RGB Input Yes (1)
Component Video Input Yes (1)
12V Trigger Yes
Dimensions (H x W x D) 311/32'' x 11'' x 109/16''
Weight 6.4 lbs
My dad din't want to get a DLP because my mom gets headaches from them and I do too sometimes.
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I'm going to try to redo the map lines to night, maybe I'll write on paper and scan it to make it look more like actual pencil lines.
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how much of this is real?
[Blocked Image: http://www.brothersinarmsgame.com/images/strip-fullc.jpg]
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It's a Panasonic, I think its an AE500, we used to have another Panasonic too, but I forget the number.
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the thing we made costed about 9 dollars where if you bough one it could coust 500
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http://www.megaone.com/dcmapres/map%20wewt.jpg
click and drag to address bar
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my theatre > your theatre
what did you use for the screen? we built one out of compress board, some 1/2 x 3 pieces of wood for a boarder painted black and painted the compress board a flat mattle gray.
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i was asked to make some tool boxes so woo
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http://www.megaone.com/dcmapres/textars_part_deux.jpg
try that
i realized the bushes look like ass kinda so ill fix up the blueness tomorrow ~
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look what i made, i ran around my house with a camera and made these, they took a lot of time, but im pleased with them, i doubt ill use the 512 versions of them cause of teh lag, but it looks better when they are bigger
http://www.megaone.com/dcmapres/textars_part_deux.jpg
(clix and drag to address bar)
i made a couple of versions of the wood and grass by playing with hue and saturation making different types of wood and deadgrasss etc, but its the same general thing.
(yes i went a little overboard with my name, but i was too lazy to make it smaller and i dont want anyone stealing my purdeh textures that im so proud of
)and comments?
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i never bad mouthed it
i think it looks cool
