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Projection Primer: Warping, Blending and Profiting
Creating precisely mapped and spectacular projection solutions for clients isn’t as difficult as you might think. This free webinar puts integrators on a track toward profitable projection
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Projection Primer:  Warping, Blending and Profiting
Event Date: September 12, 2012
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Moderator: Tom LeBlanc, Editor, Commercial Integrator
Presenter: Ken Eagle, Education and Training Manager, Digital Projection

The bar has been raised, integrators.

If your clients demand video solutions that will force their customers to stop in their tracks, drop their jaws and pay attention, you’re going to have to do something spectacular. Otherwise, your display will be lost amid myriad other digital displays now peppering the commercial landscape.

For many integrators, warping and blending projection applications can provide solutions that sufficiently stand out. In this free Commercial Integrator webinar, Digital Projection education and training manager Ken Eagle offers tips to help integrators begin profiting in this exciting integration category.

If you’re not familiar with warping and blending, think planetariums, Broadway theatrical productions and immersive military training displays — any application in which a projection goes beyond conventional shape and size conventions.

Edge blending allows integrator to smoothly merge two projected video edges together without producing a visible seam. Warping is the process of digitally manipulating image data so that the image’s projection precisely matches a specific projection surface or shape.

Sounds complicated, but Eagle breaks it down in a way that will get integrators on fast track toward bringing these marketable solutions to clients.

As valuable as the tips and takeaways from this webinar are to integrators, the best part of this free Commercial Integrator webinar will be the project photos that will be shared. Register to join us and prepare to be dazzled.

By viewing this webcast you agree and acknowledge that your CI registration information may be passed to our third-party sponsor who may elect to communicate directly with you about their products and services.
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