Thank's for all of you guys who recognised themself in this project.
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Inside box
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back side
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light box
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another shot
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Light engine

Light engine
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The light is on
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The projected image
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nice, work clean and nice man, however you might want to replace that reflector with something smoother and shinnyer, and lightgate
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Thank's for your reply Bugmage (you are the first), the reflector is not so bad, but you are probably right.
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Nice looking build, you definetly could do with a better reflector. nice screen shots. how far is your pj from the screen?

The distance from the screen is 210 cm (around 7 feet).
The image size is (diagonal) 90".

Some specs. more

14" TFT Display
Lumenlab Lens kit (standard)
400W Metal Halide lamp
2 Fans 12cm - 4.7"

3D images

The main parts
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The next step - Ceiling mount
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A few screenshots

FOX
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from TWO BROTHERS
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FINDING NEMO
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Alexandar,

Great looking build. Image looks great too congratulations.
Where did you get the image of the DIY.net girl? Could you please e-mail me a copy?
This is a link to my Plog Sack's Build.

Thanks
S4K

your design and picture are very nice.. congrats.

on a side note, If I see that freaky girl from finding nemo one more time I may have to rip out my eyes with a spoon.

tameone, thank's for your support, and I promise, no more FINDING NEMO pictures from me

she gives me nightmares

Took some more screenies, I'm realy satisfied with the results

Narnia
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Immortel
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Pirates ...
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Evolution
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What brand is your lcd, specs and so forth? spill the beans.

ok here is the monitor specs

Brand BLUESTAR
Model LM14XV
Screen size 14.1''
Technology TFT active matrix
Brightness 180 cd/m²
Contrast ratio 250:1
Dot pitch 0.28mm
Average response time 30ms
Colour support 16M colours
Maximum resolution 1024 x 768
Interface VGA
Max Horizontal viewing angle 160°
Max Vertical viewing angle 90°

nothing impressive, but the final result is great, whoever so the projected image was amazed what can be produced from the wooden box, i can imagine what the picture would be if i could afford a better LCD display.

I could not resist to put some more 3D images

My first 5" PJ
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5" PJ - wire mode
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My 14" PJ previous desing
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transparent one
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PJ in the field
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New room setup - Ready for Home Cinema

New room setup - Ready for Home Cinema

New room setup - Ready for Home Cinema
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More shots
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New screenshots after AG removal
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awesome results !
What's the distance between projector and screen ? Looks like you have a really short throw ?

The distance is 230cm / 90,5"

Your pic are putstanding and you have one beutiful PJ Are you using any setting on your camera and are your picture from a PC if so what program are you using no matter what other people say keep the reflector and don't change a thing, I have'nt seen pictures that clear and sharp in a long time ,outstandind work and I recommend this to be in the Hall of Fame.

RR

Thanks for your kind words RaginRudolph, I'm using the OLYMPUS C-370 camera (it's a cheap one but it is good) with camera stand, so there is no hand shaking, and yes the pictures are from my PC, the program I'm using is POWER DVD 6.