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  1. 03-12-2016, 03:43 AM #1
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    Airbus at Cairns

    Finally made a video of the full 1080 surround video of 220 degrees.
    Still learning how to do a video, which is harder than flying the A320.

    This a salute to Jean Luc for all his great effort in producing such a great piece of software that makes the Airbus so fully functional.

    Regards...............Brian W.

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    Re: Airbus at Cairns

    Hi Brian, your sim is extremely smooth -- are you running with 3 separate computers, projectors and edge blend?

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    Re: Airbus at Cairns

    Hi Brian,

    What do you use for the 220 deg screen. Can you post some behind the scenes photos. Thanks
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    Re: Airbus at Cairns

    Ben.......using 3 projectors and 3 computers with WideView and Immersive Display Pro.

    Here are a couple of photos of the screen:
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    Re: Airbus at Cairns

    Wow, amazing screen, did you construct this all by yourself?

    Do you have your own laser metal cutter or outsource?

    I am looking at different screen formats for my own setup (MDF, perplex, carls place, etc..)
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    Re: Airbus at Cairns

    No need for a laser cutter. Its called a hacksaw..........!!
    The only part that was out sourced was getting the curves done. Otherwise just cutting and riveting aluminium square tube and angle.

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