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| D-Cinema and ISCO Sorry I don't have any images at this time, but I thought I would just share this anyway - Yesterday, I got see the almightly ISCO lens. This lens is not the ISCO III, but is the same size. Where it differs is the fact that it is 1.25x, not 1.33x as the ISCO III is. The reason it is 1.25x is becuase this lens is designed to work with the BARCO 3 Chip DLP D-Cinema projector which is 2064 x 1080 (1.91:1), not the traditonal 1920 x 1080 (1.78:1). However, when used wih a 1.25:1 lens, the image becomes 2.37:1... The lens was huge, at 6" or 150mm diameter, and heavy at about 22 pounds or 10KG. I am hoping to be involved in the installation of this beast, as it currently sits in its shipping carton. Very cool... Mark | |||
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| Re: D-Cinema and ISCO That lens is probably the same as the ISCO III in regards to pricing where the ISCO III can be had for about $6K USD. I believe they both have 4 elements and one very precise alignment system - the alloy case... Mark | |||
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| | Re: D-Cinema and ISCO Quote:
Obviously not an Anamorphic lens, but I also have a Multi Element Lens Design Calculator..that gives the focal lengths of the individual optical elements and spacings needed between each element. If I knew what types of elements ISCO use, and providing my supplier of optical elements has them..I could probably put something together!.. The lens that I have, is designed to taken apart to either change the elements and or spacings, or add additional elements.. It would be an interesting exercise.. ![]() Home Theatre....The never ending story! Prof.. | ||||
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| | Re: D-Cinema and ISCO I was afraid that might be the case... I have the plano concave and the plano convex elements, but you can't get Diopters off the shelf in that diam..They have to be specially made and they will only do that for a large quantity.. Home Theatre....The never ending story! Prof.. | |||
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