Hey Guys and Gals.
From discussions in another forum, I have taken it upon myself to create a Step by step Tutorial on setting up a 180 degree wrap around view using Fly-Elise Calibration Pro and Immersive Display Pro.
I have no affiliations with any Company, just an average Joe simmer, like many of you guys.
But, having just completed all those steps with all the latest brand new software, I found very little info out there.
I also had a lot of trouble interpreting the manual, so I thought I'd put something together that may help others achieve a decent result without tearing out the hair!
This is Part 1 of 2 video's. Part 2 includes the actual Calibration, output files and integration into P3D V4+.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76Tp_2h1YN4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76Tp_2h1YN4)
Hope it helps someone,
Regards,
Frank
Good onya Frank, that will come in very handy when I fit my new projectors!
Cheers Gwyn
Frank - I know that was a lot of work. It will be so helpful to many of us.
Thank you !!!
I predict that production will be an academy award winner!
Fred K
Thanx Guys.
It's always a little worrying, putting your stuff out there.
But it's a nice feeling to be appreciated for wanting to help others,
Frank
Guys and Gals,
This is the second video in the series of 2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRZpYs4sCOY (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRZpYs4sCOY)
Hope this helps someone,
Regards,
Frank
Thanks a lot, Frank! 8)
Best regards
Hans
My pleasure, Hans.
I also got a whole bunch of new subscribers, which I hadn't counted on....Wonderful!
Frank
Thanks a million Frank!!!!
Awesome information.
Thanks for this! I'm going to be transitioning to a 3-projector setup later this year and I have no idea how to calculate things like frustrums. This is invaluable!
Thanx Ray. It's all been a bit of smoke and mirrors for a while, so I wanted to lift the veil a little.
It's really not rocket science, and the guys and gals at Fly-Elise have done a great job with the software, but the Manual is a little hard to follow, so I was just trying to explain a few of the finer points further.
I've always found visual aids and movies in a tutorial sense, to be really easy to understand.
And thanx for Subscribing to the channel, too, Ray,
Frank