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Reduce footprint Fujifilm Z6000/ Z8000

One of the unique features of the Fujifilm Z-Series is the portrait position. Why unique? The projector is set to the smallest footprint, but still gives you a horizontal image. This is ideal for space critical installations, such as in diaramas, stage setup, digital signage. With the wide shift it is still possible to moveContinueContinue reading “Reduce footprint Fujifilm Z6000/ Z8000”

What makes Screenline NewProFrame the ideal gallery frame?

The NewProFrame, lets call it NPF is a block design frame with great strength and less tendency to twist. The projection surface is attached to the rear of the frame, giving the screen a very modern appearance from the viewing side. The grooves in the frame make it stiffer and allow the attachment of moveableContinueContinue reading “What makes Screenline NewProFrame the ideal gallery frame?”

Large Projection screen warping, twisting and bending.

Over the years we have discussed bending and bowing issues of projection screen frames, in particular larger sizes. These frame distortions are created by gravity, material weight and the tension of the projection surfaces and they have been dealt with by choosing the right balance between profile strength, enigeering and counter tension. However one aspectContinueContinue reading “Large Projection screen warping, twisting and bending.”

Z8000 warping and blending

With the release of the Fujifilm Z8000 the company also introduced a blending and warping facility. Up to four projectors can be linked. A great feature for stacking as well. Making the Z8000 even more versatile. A free software is available. For image splitting and controlling we suggest the VNS Geobox, like the G406, G413.ContinueContinue reading “Z8000 warping and blending”

Calibrating 13 x 4 K projectors for an inverted dome using VIOSO Anyblemd VR&SIM (now VIOSO 6 SIM)

Project: KISTI, Daejeon, Korea Projectors: Barco UDM 4K Screen: 360 degrees, 9 meter Diameter, 3.4m high. Challenge: Tight curvature from wall to floor Other software integration: Watchout, middleVR, WorldViz iPhone panorama shot of the projection The KISTI facility is part of KARST, the Korean Research Centre and located next to the supercomputer system. This onContinueContinue reading “Calibrating 13 x 4 K projectors for an inverted dome using VIOSO Anyblemd VR&SIM (now VIOSO 6 SIM)”

13 Projectors, a circular projection, floor projection, 3D, Interactivity, Virtual Reality.

The KISTI project – Daejeon, Korea First full projection with a test image. This project was brought to our attention by our client Vizwave, Korea in 2019 with the question if VIOSO could manage an upside-down dome, similar to a project that was seen at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany. KISTI is part of KAISTContinueContinue reading “13 Projectors, a circular projection, floor projection, 3D, Interactivity, Virtual Reality.”