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Best DV Projector - "Perry"


My, things have changed a lot over the last few years! I saw this strand and
thought I would investigate a little.
The Texas Instruments DLP chip system seems to be rolling up the whole
market, from tiny desktop units the size of a paperback right up to these
movie theatre monsters. TI themselves have set up a marketing division to
promote Digital Cinema. On their web site
(http://www.dlp.com/dlp/cinema/faq_q7.asp) they state:
>During the first half of 2000, we announced three companies with whom we
will be working to develop, manufacture and market commercial cinema
projectors based on DLP Cinema™ technology: they are BARCO, Christie Inc.
and Imax Corporation.< (Imax own a company called 'Digital Projection')
and later:
>For the foreseeable future, we expect to work with only these three
companies.<
The Panasonic projectors that Jan mentions also use a DLP engine, so I don't
know why they don't get a mention?
The old JVC-Hughes monsters have disappeared, but a new range based upon the
D-ILA engine go up to small theatre size. There is also a US company called
Colorvision with a laser based system of similar power.
I had understood from IBC a couple of years ago that Eidophor were to make a
come back but I see no sign on the Internet. For newbies they used to make
the grandfather of all large video projectors. It was based upon a
'light-valve' using a rotating drum covered in an oil film that was then
bombarded with electrons scanning the image. This distorted the oil film and
this was used to bend a light beam and via a dispersion grating modulate the
light output. The monochrome original was rather grand, but the color
version with three light valves was the size of a small garden shed and
weighed about the same as one filled with several motor mowers!
Perry Mitchell
Video Consultant
http://www.perrybits.co.uk




(diese posts stammen von der DV-L Mailingliste - THX to Adam Wilt and Perry Mitchell :-)


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