Post 2 made on Thursday January 31, 2019 at 20:42 |
buzz Super Member |
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Unless the mask is in the focal plane of the lens, I don't think that the masking will be fully sharp. The question is: Will the masking be sharp enough?
You can do some quickie experimentation with black construction paper or black poster board. Note that, even with black stock, there will be a certain amount of reflected light that you'll need to manage.
I don't like applying something directly to the lens because the reflected light will be tightly coupled to the lens and this will result in lowered contrast.
Consider a two stage approach: Place one mask close to the lens and a second, larger mask in front of the first, spaced as far as you can tolerate.
Can you frame the screen area with black?
Full disclosure: I don't have a projector handy that would allow me to fuss with this and I've never tried any of these techniques.
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