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That depends on your source material. If you are running 2:1 ratio, then it's up to 60 degrees.
Wait, this is a cylindrical, not spherical display, right? It's curved horizontally but not vertically.
If that's the case, it can't be 120 HFOV and 60 VFOV. Horizontally, relation between size and FOV ...

So VFOV is ~55, right?

Hey Brad, I'm sorry but I'm new to projectors in general. I've seen some of your setups on different forums and I admire you greatly fir what you've done. Would you mind answering this for me?

Let's say I've build something like this myself, or I have bought a curved LCD (good luck to me with that ...

Hey Brad, I'm sorry but I'm new to projectors in general. I've seen some of your setups on different forums and I admire you greatly fir what you've done. Would you mind answering this for me?

Let's say I've build something like this myself, or I have bought a curved LCD (good luck to me with that ...

Haldi wrote:lol 13.5k$ and then you have a total of 30°? curved....

How do you know it's 30° (from center of the circle, of course)?

Just don't settle for rectilinear projection on a curved display and everything will be great. Also, if you're doing you own rectilinear to cylindrical blending, use at least 4-5 viewports for 120-140 HFOV, please.