Try it out, let us know how you do, and by all means, document your kick-ass visualist setup with video and photos so you can show it off to the planet.Ĭost, for now, is €33 – with a special Brazilian discount. (DIY tools like Processing and OpenFrameworks now work these days, too, not just VJ apps.) Blendy does the blending to the texture so the projection image looks continuous.īlendy is under development, so your mileage may vary, but it’s exquisitely-well documented and, thanks to Syphon, works with loads of Mac visual apps. Set up a source – like Modul8 or ArKaos – and an output, like MadMapper. These days, you can easily run out of a dual- or triple-head setup off even a single laptop. Using multiple projectors (two is just the beginning), ideally the same model for matched brightness, you can line up multiple images.
It simply blends two textures together, combining them using the inter-app visual texture tool called Syphon (the one we’ve been raving about so much lately). This friendly, simple Mac tool sits between two visual applications and gets rid of those seams. And that can make all the difference.Įnter Blendy. But if you dont have one of these high end projectors you need to find some other solution. Some very expensive projectors include this capability and with play-out softwares that can mimic it programmatically. We’ve seen lots of fancy projection maps, sculptural creations, and elaborate architectural facades.īut sometimes, you just want to get rid of those awful seams when using a couple of projectors. Edge blending is a clever solution to build up panoramic projections with 2 or more projectors.
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