Projectors aligned and with edge-blending enabled.

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Wayne took this video last night after spending a number of hours getting the surface and edge-blending maps just perfect.

The good news is that the chances of having to repeat the process are very small. I replaced the original projector mounts with a new set that I built. The new mounts are MUCH firmer than the original and they don't move AT ALL.



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