Thanks for the kind feedback, Alex.
It is, as before, one of my favorite themes and any kind of projection! I love this work.
A complete projector simulation might also include the F/value of the used lens.
This always goes hand in hand with the surface it is screened on.
If the projector is not axial to the screen, that might require some extra care.
In my color training (Color Grading and Color Science) over the years, I learned that Cinema Theater has 48 Nits*, whereas HDR TV screens are between 600 and 4000 Nits, with an average of 1000 Nits. Yet the *Theater often looks more impressive and tends to increase slightly to cover the HDR dynamic.
The main reason is that the larger the screen and the darker the room, the more the impression is given that it is very bright. That calculation might not find its way into the plug-in.
I write about that, as often a precedent is put into one's contract, and the reality might be different; for those cases, I would like to share my expectation management here.
I hope you have a great Holiday Season and enough exciting challenges with your work.
