what are your FOV?

[sharky]

hi guys!

taken from the other topic i post here a nice link (thanks to the original poster, cant remember who it was...)

http://www.myhometheater.homestead.com/ ... lator.html

calculate your data and post the results here....

im on a iz3d 2 feet away.

(for conversion: 1 foot=30,4 cm)

here are my results:
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VIEWING DISTANCE CALCULATOR
1. Distance to main viewing location: 2 feet
2. Choose Screen Shape: 16:9 (Widescreen TV Shape)
3. Choose Screen Size: (Enter either a diagonal screen size or width): Choose Diagonal Size = 22 inches


RESULTS:
43,6 deg. Current Viewing angle
8,3 Feet Maximum recommended viewing distance
3 Feet Maximum recommended SMPTE viewing distance (30 degree viewing angle)
3,5 Feet Maximum THX viewing distance (26 degree viewing angle)
2,5 Feet Recommended THX viewing distance (36 degree viewing angle)

Screen size to achieve SMPTE minimum viewing angle
12,9" wide = 16,1" 4:3 diagonal or 14,8" 16:9 diagonal

Screen size to achieve THX recommended viewing angle
15,6" wide = 19,5" 4:3 diagonal or 17,9" 16:9 diagonal

Viewing Distances Based on Visual Acuity
7,7 Feet Maximum Viewing Distance for NTSC/PAL(720x480/720x576)
2,9 Feet Maximum Viewing Distance for HDTV(Fully resolved 1080i; 1920 x 1080)




bye

sharky

[chrisdfw]

distance = 4.8 feet
aspect = 4:3
size = 48 inches wide (60 inch diag)
FOV = 45.2 degrees

Sharp xr10x dlp projector at 85hz 3d with edimensional shutter glasses

[Freke1]

distance = 1.28 feet = 39cm
aspect = 4:3
size = 14 inches wide (18,3 inch diag)
FOV = 50 degrees

CRT monitor at 120hz + eDimensional shutter glasses

[LukePC1]

distance = 1.5 feet = 45cm
aspect = 4:3
size = 19 inch diagonal
FOV = 45.8 degrees

Average (cheap) CRT monitor with used Elsa Revelators 8)
100hz provides the most ghostfree image

[Freke1]

I just increased my FOV to 80 degrees with a F330 Fresnel lens:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/939380/fresnel_lens_test/