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From: schur@venera.isi.edu (Sean Schur)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Projecting Amiga Video
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Date: 25 Feb 90 21:48:30 GMT
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In article <77567@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu> <watters@cis.ohio-state.edu> writes:
>I think I know a very good and inexpensive way to do this.
> 
>Take a look at SharpVision from Sharp.  It is a projector for NTSC composite
>video and will project onto anything, ie. a wall, movie screen, ect.
> 
>If you have a genlock(actualy just an encoder, but nobody uses the right terms)
>you can plug the composite video from it into this sharp vision for big screen
>TV or movie type projection, it is suppopose to zoom to fit any size screen,
>movie theater?

I have looked into the SharpVision becuase I do a lot of projecting Amiga
images. It is an LCD projector and it can project on up to a 100 inch screen.
However, the image isn't all that clean. I would have to say it is not worth
the $5000 they are asking for it.


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