Nephilims Virtual Simulator..

[BHawthorne]

Sounds good. I'm interested in researching out screen paints more. I really want to figure out a diamond black style paint that is good contrast and ambient light rejecting. The Simpit Technologies Icarus screen i have is a custom paint like diamond black, but it's proprietary and I can't mix it myself.

[The_Nephilim]

how do you like the Icarus??

[BHawthorne]

[The_Nephilim]

Well I was looking into getting my Projectors ISF Calibrated but it is pretty cost prohibitive.. So I was talking with a Buddt last night and he said he uses Spyder elite tool.. I looked it over and seems pretty neat and if it works as advertised could be just what I been looking for..

http://spyder.datacolor.com/portfolio-v ... der4elite/

[The_Nephilim]

Well after I posted this last post I put up a thread on AVS Forums and they are highly recommending the X1. So After looking at the this I believe I am going with the I1 Display Pro..

https://www.xrite.com/i1display-pro

[BHawthorne]

Sounds cool, definitely interested in seeing how one works. That would really help with color variation between projectors.

[The_Nephilim]

yes that is what I been thinking too. It should set them real close to the same color and all seeing how it works seems like this is what I been looking for..

[BHawthorne]

Every once in awhile I google Nthusim. This video is one I've not seen before. They're using a screen paint.

[The_Nephilim]

Hey Brad,

I was looking around on YouTube and saw the Simpit Titan, I was thinking of doing something similar was wondering if you knew how they did the wrap around effect with DCSW??

Did he use a spherical mirror or a fish eyelens or something?? I tried putting the FOV up on in DCSW but it still did not get the wrp around effect like this:

[BHawthorne]

Titan is rear projector while Icarus is front projector. I have an Icarus screen waiting to be put together in a few weeks. They essentially do the same things. They're made by the same person in NZ.