[Steven Sokulski]

Please disregard… While digging through menus I was reintroduced to the concept of Clone Layers, which appear to be exactly what I was looking for.

Steven Sokulski
Las Vegas, NV

[Steven Sokulski]

Thanks Phil, Joel and Michael.

Keynote doesn’t possess enough power to do what we want here. I’ve done it and always felt I was losing control.

From what I can see, PBP presents a lot of the geometric control that I’ve become accustomed to in Qlab. As mentioned, I’ve also been in situations where being able to adjust visuals without a scaler makers the client giddy.

We will be renting PBP from a local firm for the run of our show and their machines look to be more than capable of handling the show.

Thanks again for your insights. Excited to put PBP to work here.

Steven Sokulski
Las Vegas, NV

[Steven Sokulski]

Ken

I was recently asked to check into the feasibility of 3D projection for a group of a couple-hundred or so in a relatively intimate setting for a convention here in Vegas.

What I found was that viewing angle was what would hurt us the most, as even if the display is visible, the brain has a heck of a time trying to see 3D from too far from center.

I’m eager to get a consumer-grade 3D display in here soon so I can play with it, but we opted not to use the tech for this particular show.

Looks like you found out the same things. Too bad, as consumers really seem to gravitate towards 3D these days. I wonder which will happen first: large-scale playback getting cheaper or consumer taste shifting away from 3D again.

Best,

Steven