18-05-2023, 09:26 AM
The original version was shown. Standard Blu-Ray, readily available. The "edited" version would not have been well received in those parts. We paid the relevant copyright fee for a public screening.
DP is maker of the projector. https://www.digitalprojection.com/en/ They make high end video projection kit, though not for the commercial cinema market. Our chairman used to do a lot of consultancy work for them. As a result they donated one of their slightly older models to us. It's still a formidable beast. I forget how many thousand lumens, but capable of filling a cinema size screen at good brightness. 2K horizontal resolution, which is still what many cinemas use. You couldn't see the pixels from the front row. The lens has rise/fall adjustments so you don't need to tilt the projector to get the image centred on the screen. You also don't need to use keystone correction though it's available for cases where the projector or screen has to be tilted.
DP is maker of the projector. https://www.digitalprojection.com/en/ They make high end video projection kit, though not for the commercial cinema market. Our chairman used to do a lot of consultancy work for them. As a result they donated one of their slightly older models to us. It's still a formidable beast. I forget how many thousand lumens, but capable of filling a cinema size screen at good brightness. 2K horizontal resolution, which is still what many cinemas use. You couldn't see the pixels from the front row. The lens has rise/fall adjustments so you don't need to tilt the projector to get the image centred on the screen. You also don't need to use keystone correction though it's available for cases where the projector or screen has to be tilted.
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