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<\/a><\/p>\nThe projectors are configured in a “cross fire” setup.\u00a0 This means that the projector on the left is handling the arc on the right, and the right side projector is handing the arc on the left.<\/p>\n The projectors are set up to give a roughly 6″ overlap to each other in order for the screen to be blended properly.<\/p>\n I use a program called Nthusim<\/a> that will allow me to distort and align the projected image in order to make it seamlessly conform to the curved screen.\u00a0 It works VERY well.<\/p>\n In order to get Nthusim set up, you need to set it up in configure mode and start adjusting things:<\/p>\n Those white lines are where the alignment points are.\u00a0 At the ends and intersections of each lines is a point that you can drag with the mouse in order to make the image conform to the screen.\u00a0 Unfortunately this only works in programs that use DirectX and OpenGL, but not the 2D desktop.\u00a0 Makes life interesting when you’re just working with the desktop. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n The pictures are very blurry because I took them in a totally dark room with my DSLR.\u00a0 Because I didn’t have a tripod handy, I had to hold as still as I could while the shutter was open – in those and some following images, the shutter open time was a full second or more!<\/p>\n Here’s three more pics that show Need For Speed: Shift in it’s widescreen gaming glory.\u00a0 My friend Dave is at the controls. (he drives better than I do)<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n