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Select the Blending setting and select On. Select the Blend Start Position setting and adjust the point where edge blending begins. Select the Blend Range setting and select the width of the blended area so that the displayed guides are at the edges of the overlapping area between the two images.
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The Matrox PowerDesk Edge Overlap feature allows 1 users to easily and intuitively adjust the number of overlapping pixels between edge blending projectors to create a seamless, unified image. With edge overlap natively supported at the GPU level and no scaling required, M-Series cards provide outstanding image quality for all standard applications—across the entire desktop—for a very effective, collaborative work environment. Matrox M-Series cards can be combined with affordable edge blending projectors to provide a unique, cost-effective solution for boardrooms, classrooms, digital signage applications, and worship and presentation environments looking to drive seamless digital content on up to eight projectors in a wide range of configurations. Key BenefitsUse Simple and Cost Effective EquipmentThe Matrox PowerDesk Edge Overlap feature for M-Series graphics cards creates affordable multi-projector solutions that avoid the higher costs and complexity associated with ultra high-end projectors and custom projection hardware and software.Use three basic system components to power up to eight blended projectors – a Matrox M-Series graphics card, one standard computer and up to eight edge blending projectors.
China National Convention Center (CNCC) officially opened in October 2009, to provide international standards in its purpose-built convention and exhibition facilities. Featuring a prime location and complete facilities, CNCC is China's most versatile venue ‒ ideal for congresses, meetings, exhibitions and various events. CNCC is also proud of its stunning architectural design. Its front appearance resembles traditional Chinese quoins.It illustrates rich Chinese history and culture, incorporates both tradition and modernity, and creates a bridge to the future. The multimedia content 'Old Beijing Gets Moving' recreates Wang Daguan's original painting, which is a famous panorama of 1930s Beijing titled 'A Glance Round Old Beijing.' This moving painting is 3 meters high by an astounding 228-meters-long. Numerous ancient buildings and people are intricately portrayed to produce a lifelike depiction of Beijing streets and neighborhoods in the 1930s.
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The imagery is universally praised as an extraordinary achievement of digital programming and animation.In order to faithfully reproduce these images, bright, high-definition projectors with excellent color reproduction capabilities were required. Edge blending and color matching technologies were applied, and projectors were sought that would be appropriate for multiprojection on a 228-meter-long, flat and curved screen. Stable operation and low maintenance were also essential requirements for using a large group of 56 projectors to provide a display on large-scale screens for a long period of time.The PT-DW6300 projectors ensure high reliability and fulfill the requirements of professional designing teams who are experienced in larger exhibitions. A multimedia installation of this scale was accomplished by Panasonic PT-DW6300 1-chip DLP™ projectors.These projectors offer features (such as RGB Booster and Detail Clarity Processor) that enable them to project bright, high-definition images.They are an excellent choice for projecting the images of Old Beijing Gets Moving.Also, in addition to its excellent dustproof performance and Auto Cleaning Filter, the PT-DW6300 features remote operation and a maintenance alert as part of its Web Browser Control function. This greatly reduces the hassle of maintenance and simplifies control, operation, and continuous large-scale displays involving 50 or more projectors for extended periods of time.
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