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I filmed and edited this video yesterday. It includes advice from Guanu and John's post as well as some of my own.

There is a big difference (audio and video) between SD and HD on this video, please watch it in HD if you are able to.
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What modifications did you specifically make to the 1283? I'm at work and can't watch the video.

it just shows how to take out the UV filter off the bulb housing, and how to remove the zoom stop screw and kick the zoom past the stop so you can focus close

Guanu

Would be interesting to know how much UV that filter is removing. I'm using the P1280 in my LittleRP and all I did was adjust the focal length of the lense. I did not remove the UV filter and I'm getting right around 10.2 mW/cm^2 UV from my setup.

I can print subSF with the filter in place, but when I tried G+, it wouldnt print... at all... now with it removed, I'm running 500ms exposures and its printing fine

Guanu

Do you have the UV filter at SeeMeCNC? If so, I could stop over after work today and grab it and use my UV meter to see how much UV it filters out on my system.

guanu wrote:I can print subSF with the filter in place, but when I tried G+, it wouldnt print... at all... now with it removed, I'm running 500ms exposures and its printing fine

Guanu

I find that odd as the SF resin is a 'slower' curing resin than the G+, and it uses the same photoinitiator.

Brent recommends that this is the one that is purchased?????

JohnStack wrote:Brent recommends that this is the one that is purchased?????

Whichever projector you purchase is absolutely fine. However, this is the one that is currently being tested by Guanu and possibly JJ.

sgraber, yes I have the filter here still... not in the machine, but I have it lol... trying to dial in exposure to layers is "fun" during testing lol..

Guanu

Can I stop over this evening and pick it up?

what time? I'll prolly be here till almost 5, feel free to come by.

Guanu

I can be there at 5, or a little before. If you have to leave before that, just let me know where you've hidden it outside. PM me here or email me @ [email protected].

Crap, I'm not going to make it at 5pm guanu. How about tomorrow?

fine by me... I'll be here

So, what kind of image time should I be setting in the Creation Workshop software. The default was two seconds, but I bumped it to 5 for testing and it seem to work... but I'm going to lower it back to find the limits.

Here is the first print... took about 2 hours and 45 minutes. Bill