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So, the way my basement is setup, the best option for the screen is to use a corner wall instead of straight on.
I would have 8 feet for each wall.
Thoughts?
I would have 8 feet for each wall.
Thoughts?
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I searched and see multiple curved screen setups. Not finding any that are trying to use the corner walls
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I have seen a few curved screens posted on the site here but much larger than you describe and as you say - not for a corner application. My sense though is the curve is much subtler than you may be imagining - I say that to suggest that if you cannot make it work with a flat surface, you may not gain that much over an 8 foot width. It also involves some fairly fancy projector correction software IIRC - this was the best thread I saw recently but I am sure there there are others: Home curved sim build (In planning phase) - Golf Simulator Forum
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Hi fuffle master , Yes like jasonreg mentioned, you are talking multiple projectors and expensive image warping software to achieve this. I researched this as my space also has a wall that could have worked with a curved screen. But I realised it makes the setup ten times more complicated and expensive. If there were projectors that could project onto curved screen it may be easier, but from my research I couldn’t find any that would do this- as its not a common feature so hard to find any info on. If you post an sketch of your space maybe others could suggest alternate designs that you could fit?Comment
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