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This one is from the USA. Larry has taken the MK3 one step further here and motorised a slide for it.

Richard and Mark:

here are two images of my Mark3 installed on my DIY motorized sled. The sled is based on the manual version posted on AVS by Mike Rosinski (mtbdudex). I added my motorization scheme, which uses a Firgelli Automation linear actuator with a 9" throw. The actuator is RF controlled, and runs from a 12VDC transformer. It is 17" long, and fits very nicely on the 17.25" top plate of the sled. It attaches to the bottom (movable) plate using an L-bracket connected to a 1/4" x 1" aluminum strap.

I can supply a couple of images showing the before-after aspects of the projected image, but I think you have those pretty well covered on the web site already. It also depends significantly on the screen and projector set-up, as well as the projected image itself. The main thing is that without doing much to align the lens, I think it gives a beautiful 2.35:1 image. I don't seen any effects of CA on a real image, and the pincushion effect is also not noticeable in a real image, even on my cheapie Focupix interim flat screen. I am completely satisfied so far with my purchase and installation. Next project is the curved screen... :-)

best regards,

Larry Allard
Knoxville, TN, USA

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Welcome to the new MK3 gallery page. This page has been setup to show various ways to mount, place and use your MK3 lens. Whilst this page is new, we hope to have more MK3 users take more photos for this page.
Comments on the MK3: I got my MK3 today it got here very fast (live in California) The lens is AMAZING please if your looking for a anamorphic lens this is the way to go they could easily sell it for the same price as the prismasonic lens, Schneider, and isco lens …. I’ve seen the most expensive lens out there on a runco 100,000 projector and this lens is hard to beat good job MK3... link When time permits we will post a stack more positive comments on the MK3, with links!
	PROJECTOR: JVC HD750 A great little shelving bracket used here. "After having a CRT projector set up for some time, I recently decided to make the move and put together a JVC HD750/MK3/Majestic Scope combo. I couldn’t trust myself to set up ceiling mounts correctly so opted for a simple wall mounted shelf that allows me flexibility in arranging the PJ and MK3. I’m also not someone with a great degree of technical knowledge so have just used everything “out of the box”, using the instructions received. So it was just going to be a matter of it all working together, or not. But I have to say I have been blown away by the quality of the result. The MK3 is brilliant, but combined with the Majestic Scope screen and a good projector it simply provides a viewing experience that is very hard to fault." I couldn’t be happier with the gear. Cheers Garry
	PROJECTOR: SONY VPL VW60 A good bit of DIY here. Grant used 2 shelving arms (I believe) from Mitre 10, attached them between the projector mounts legs and the mounting holes. They extended out to the lens which was bolted in place. The result was a hassle free, neat setup. Nice work! Comments by user: Rich Just a quick message saying thank you for all the hard work you have done with mark in creating the MK3. I have mine fully set up now with my new screen and the picture is fantastic. We did the right thing by going to the larger 130inch screen too; I would have been kicking my self now if I didn’t listen to you. Everyone that has come around to see my set up thanks to you has said this is better than going to the real cinema. So once again thank you and I’ll be sure to pass the word on about your professionalism and great products that you deliver Cheers for now till the next upgrade ;) Grant
	PROJECTOR: JVC HD350B This WA installation shows the MK3 at full stretch. It only required a short peice of timber to sit in between the base of the cradle and the ceiling. Nice work! Did I say neat? Comments by user: Looks very nice also. Just want to say Mark, the Picture and the experience is just amazing. I wish I did earlier and your lens does the job amazing. Well done! Link
	PROJECTOR: OPTOMA The MK3 is a nice match for any DILA or DLP projector. The narrow pixel gap ensures a nice sharp image.
	PROJECTOR: SONY VPL VW80. A nice low lying cabinet mounted option used here.
	PROJECTOR: Sony VPL VW60. This one is from the USA. Larry has taken the MK3 one step further here and motorised a slide for it. Richard and Mark: here are two images of my Mark3 installed on my DIY motorized sled. The sled is based on the manual version posted on AVS by Mike Rosinski (mtbdudex). I added my motorization scheme, which uses a Firgelli Automation linear actuator with a 9" throw. The actuator is RF controlled, and runs from a 12VDC transformer. It is 17" long, and fits very nicely on the 17.25" top plate of the sled. It attaches to the bottom (movable) plate using an L-bracket connected to a 1/4" x 1" aluminum strap. I can supply a couple of images showing the before-after aspects of the projected image, but I think you have those pretty well covered on the web site already. It also depends significantly on the screen and projector set-up, as well as the projected image itself. The main thing is that without doing much to align the lens, I think it gives a beautiful 2.35:1 image. I don't seen any effects of CA on a real image, and the pincushion effect is also not noticeable in a real image, even on my cheapie Focupix interim flat screen. I am completely satisfied so far with my purchase and installation. Next project is the curved screen... :-) best regards, Larry Allard Knoxville, TN, USA
	PROJECTOR: EPSON TW2000 with Dvdo Edge scaler. In this setup the MK3 required a few peices of timber to 'block it down'
	PROJECTOR: JVC HD350B. Note the use of the 2nd projector mount, nifty work by Chris from AV4 Installations.
	PROJECTOR: BenQ W5000 This setup is tower mounted, projector and lens are both upright.
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