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Marco Giustini
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you won't see much difference at viewing distance on a movie. Put a focus test pattern on and you'll see what we mean.

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Dave Macaulay
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We never had complaints about it until the cinema did a rental with powerpoint stuff. Those static images were quite shaky - obviously cinema content was as well, but that isn't very noticeable.

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Marcel Birgelen
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Cinematic content is indeed inherently different from mostly static presentation content.

You almost instantly notice the difference between a frozen frame and a still shot without any movements whatsoever. Even in those kind of shots there still is some "movement", even if it is just digital noise, film grain jumping around or tiny bits of camera shaking ever so slightly.

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Gordon McLeod
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so it is a Belgian Shakemecanica [Big Grin]

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Steve Guttag
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We just took delivery of two new Barcos and they did not have the updated lens stabilizer and they were very susceptible to shaking (big surprise there). I was quite surprised that they would still ship without the current solution that actually works.

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Sam D. Chavez
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So i take it you will shake an update kit out of them?

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Steve Guttag
We forgot the crackers Gromit!!!

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The complaint has already been registered!

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Marco Giustini
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I was told the issue was only reported by the US, please keep complaining and we may get the kit installed by default here too [Smile]

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Steve Guttag
We forgot the crackers Gromit!!!

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I think anyone that orders a "B" projector should just insist on it as a condition of sale.

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