some dacs and software packages are beginning to implement this natively. i approve of doing this in hardware inside the projector, but it's nice to see there other other options.
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White-Light
I can absolutely vouch for this.
I saw Jem's projector the week before it went off to have the colour correction board fitted, then again the week after it was fitted (we had a couple of private mini lems).
The difference was jaw dropping with beams. I hate to think how good the difference with graphics was.
With beams everything was so clean and sharp in an almost unquantifiable way. Difficult to describe in words but eg in a fan, all the colours had perfectly cut sharp cut offs and all the colours themselves were so pure. Without the board there's a blending goes on that you just can't notice unless you see it without but its as if the colours are dirty. Imagine a multicoloured towel covered in dirty mud from eg a football game, then imagine a brand new towel put side by side. That's the difference.
I can say the ILDA test pics DZ has put up really don't do the difference justice.
With the colour board fitted, Jem's projector blows my non corrected Kvant out of the water. A colour board is an absolute must have in my opinion.
suppose you're thinkin' about a plate o' shrimp. Suddenly someone'll say, like, plate, or shrimp, or plate o' shrimp out of the blue, no explanation. No point in lookin' for one, either. It's all part of a cosmic unconciousness.
) and the lack of free time. So Stanwax took over and is making these now. I have not seen a version of his board however it should function exactly the same. I should also mention that Bill at Pangolin had a huge roll in the color boards becoming a reality, thanks Bill!
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