Is it possible and would it be efficient to combine two projectors to increase the area coverage of the display?

Asked by vertz (89

) September 21st, 2015

I have a 4k projector from Sony. The problem is the maximum area coverage of the display is up to 300 inches. That is way too small for me because I have an available wall of about 50ft. It looks like consumer grade projectors have a display coverage area that only go up to 300 inches, however, Sony’s proline goes up to 1,000 ft. I can buy the sony proline, but it would set me back $150,000. The consumer grade projector only cost me $25,000. As a cheaper, yet possibly efficient alternative, I was thinking if it would be possible to buy another consumer grade 4k sony projector and combine it with the one I already own which would theoretically double the coverage area of the display from 300 inches to 600 inches.

Would that be possible and more importantly would the quality of the image be just as good? It is mainly for movie viewing.

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It doesn’t work that way. $150,000 will give you the increased size.
Two of anything with projector lights and lenses will NOT work and it will give you blurred and fuzzy or out of focus and small displayed pictures.

Tropical_Willie (31126

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It doesn’t work that way at all. It is the lamp light and the lens that allow the focus point to be so far away and so large.

cazzie (24516

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Do you mean have two different images going on at once side by side?

I know very very little about this sort of thing, but I’m just trying to clarify what idea you have in your head.

I think it’s ok to have multiple images in some circumstances.

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You paid how much?

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Yes, you can combine multiple projectors to generate a larger display area. However in order to achive 600, you will need 4 projectors not 2. You will also need a device that splits the original video signal into 4 quadrants.

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