The answer is yes and no. YES - If the resolution was at least 4000x4000, and you had one-hell-of-a-processor, the pin-cusion effect could be perfectly eliminated through software (except for missing view areas). YES - With a moderatly sophisticated CRT, this can be done from the front panel. NO - Not with an M1. With one exception, a good 3D rendering system should be able to correct for this even at 320x200. Neill Newman wrote: > > Robin Burgener wrote: > > > > I wonder which way the pin-cusion effect goes? If the sides are > > buldged, it might give better resolution in the middle. My only problem > > is, I need to double the prices since I live in the same country! > > > > I have a question for all you Xperts ;).. > > on a normal monitor it is possible to get rid of pincussion either by > adjusting the monitor (easy way), or (i think) by recalculating the X > modelines (the hard way), would this be possible with these headmounts > ?? I guess the pincussion is an artifact or the scan convertor rather > than the lcd ?? > Am I completly off the ball here ?? If I'm wrong can somebody correct my > understanding ;).. > > Scoobz > > -- > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Neill Newman Tel: Mobile 07970 673722 > Department of Electronics Systems Engineering Work 01206 873708 > University of Essex Fax: Work 01206 872900 > http://wearables.essex.ac.uk/index.html email:> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > -- > Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of > "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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