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wyldesyde007
Thought this was interesting, I find many things in my web surfing and thought this project was just what the projection community ordered! biggrin.gif


aaaaarrrgghhhhh!!!!! dry.gif durn file size limitation!!!! if anyones interested in the pdf pm me with your email!
geckostudios
Could you just post the link to the file where you originally got it? That would save you a lot of PMs.
wyldesyde007
QUOTE (geckostudios @ Jan 17 2007, 06:48 PM) *
Could you just post the link to the file where you originally got it? That would save you a lot of PMs.



you know, dry.gif if I had my brain turned on I might have thought of that! biggrin.gif

make your own light meter
geckostudios
That's a neat find. It would be good for relative measurements (comparing changes you've made to your own system) but they wouldn't translate well to measurements from others on different instruments. Would be an inexpensive tuning tool.

David
wyldesyde007
QUOTE (geckostudios @ Jan 21 2007, 01:02 AM) *
That's a neat find. It would be good for relative measurements (comparing changes you've made to your own system) but they wouldn't translate well to measurements from others on different instruments. Would be an inexpensive tuning tool.

David


very true tomato/tomahto but would probably be better than the naked eye at judging whether moving the reflector, etc. made any noticable difference.
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