http://geekwithfamily.com/2006/06/23/home-theater/display-devices/howto-camera-tripod-pvc-extension-pole-for-eye-one-pro-front-projection-calibration/ Home Theater, Anime, Geek Gadgets for the whole family Fri, 18 May 2012 06:27:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://geekwithfamily.com/2006/06/23/home-theater/display-devices/howto-camera-tripod-pvc-extension-pole-for-eye-one-pro-front-projection-calibration/#comment-2692 HowTo - HCFR - Free Video Projector Calibration Software » Home Theater, Anime, Geek Gadgets for the whole family Sat, 16 Dec 2006 16:23:07 +0000 http://geekwithfamily.com/2006/06/23/home-theater/display-devices/howto-camera-tripod-pvc-extension-pole-for-eye-one-pro-front-projection-calibration/#comment-2692 [...] I set up the Spyder2 device a few feet in front of the projector facing the lens. Adjust the height so the shadow of the meter is in the area of a gray window pattern on your screen. The Spyder needs its blue filter attached, positioned at a 90 degree angle (I was able to MacGyver the Spyder2 to my PVC pipe tripod extension by wrapping some insulated 24 gauge wire around the tripod’s mounting screw and shoving it tight into one of the PVC cross connector’s side openings) [...] [...] I set up the Spyder2 device a few feet in front of the projector facing the lens. Adjust the height so the shadow of the meter is in the area of a gray window pattern on your screen. The Spyder needs its blue filter attached, positioned at a 90 degree angle (I was able to MacGyver the Spyder2 to my PVC pipe tripod extension by wrapping some insulated 24 gauge wire around the tripod’s mounting screw and shoving it tight into one of the PVC cross connector’s side openings) [...]

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