As of yesterday, I noticed what looks to be visible heat dissipation onscreen. Attaching a video clip here (If possible, try to watch in 4K). Think of a drop of ink into water and how it moves. This SP4K has been in service for a year now, and is only used a few times a month. I'd expect this coming from xenon but I am a little surprised seeing it come from a laser light source. Is this a common occurrence regardless? Thank you in advance!
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That usually comes from the heating in the auditorium (warmer/cooler air moving across the light beam). Particularly if your air inlet are on the ceiling and particularly when you turn it on in a cold room - the hot air will float on the top giving a "mirage" effect.
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That’s a great possibility. Very well could be especially since we had cooler weather beginning yesterday. I’ll take a look at where the air inlets are located.Comment
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With hot weather and AC on, I would see "columns" of cold air descending from the ceiling to the floor!
That usually mitigates when the room has reached temperature so the air being sent to the auditorium is not so hot/cold.Comment
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As others have said, that's air at different temperatures, and therefore different reftactive index, mixing in the auditorium. Not the projector.
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