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Posted by Yang Miller (Member # 8982) on 05-27-2016, 04:55 PM:
 
We have Barco DP2k-10s projectors. One of the projectors is strangely slightly shrinking the flat trailers, both from studios and in house made. The scope films play correctly. We've adjusted the lens multiple times using the white screen and focus patterns to fill the screen for flat. We are getting a 5 inch boarder around all our flat images for some reason. Any one experienced this? Thanks much!
 
Posted by Monte L Fullmer (Member # 2797) on 05-27-2016, 08:22 PM:
 
Bet you need to use the frame test pattern, being the first test pattern, in the Communicator to adjust each lens file per lens setting then save those settings, esp if the Scope image is fine, trailers are doing something different.

White screen just gives an overall light output look and focus is mainly for the shienflug adjustments.

Not the projector having fits, but the content themselves are being resized during process-I've noticed this sizing factors also, but knowing my lens files are correct, I leave my units alone.

Good luck -
 
Posted by Bajsic Bojan (Member # 4928) on 05-28-2016, 05:45 AM:
 
enter communicator software, service tech access, then load the nocrop screen files, then try barcos aspect ratio test pattern. if all is well, then ok.

then check the appropriate macros to see if an inappropriate screen file (either cropped or scaled, or a 1.85/2.39 file for 1.77 content) is being loaded when switching to flat.

do you have a common height or common width screen?
 
Posted by Steve Guttag (Member # 268) on 05-28-2016, 08:48 AM:
 
If the test pattern frames properly (green lines/arrows all around) then your problem is in the PCF file. Someone has altered the input resolution so the ICP is scaling the image.

You want the DCDM XYZ 185 PCF file in your flat macros. With that loaded, check on the PCF menu where you can see its input resolution. It should be set to 1998x1080 (there are buttons on the right to set the common DCI resolutions.
 




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