Improved the quality of HDR shaft flares.It takes arguments from 0 (no overlapping, visible seams) to 1 (half-screen overlapping area). The overlapping area between viewports is controlled via -border CLI option. fisheye - spherical panorama (requires a square aspect ratio)Ĭurved panoramas of Valley and Heaven (be informed, can cause dizziness):ĪppPanorama stitches four viewports into one (due to a very high degree of curvature for edges).linear - linear panorama without distortion at the edges.panorama - panoramic projection with curved edges (by default).It has three modes available via -mode CLI option passed on the start-up: Unlike AppProjection, it is used across one screen only. With a new AppPanorama plugin, it is possible to render impressive 180 degree panoramas in case extra-wide field of view is required. Huge spaces of Valley benchmark (64 000 000 square meters) projected onto a screen: The size of this screen is 6x2 meters (suddenly there's not so much space left in the conference room). Here is a three-projector setup in our studio. Set up configuration can be saved into a preset file ( *.projection) to be loaded at any time.
The number of displays in a row is controlled via -width CLI option. Settings for each projection (via Main menu -> Wall -> Projection) include:Īdjustable field of view and bezel compensation are also available. Due to edge blending and non-linear image mapping support, it is possible to create large curved displays covering 360 degrees, if required. Multi-projector Output with Edge Blending and Non-linear Image MappingĪppProjection is used to create multi-projector setups, that are commonly-used for virtual training and simulation systems.
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