experience with ROSCO VIVIDFX and video

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experience with ROSCO VIVIDFX and video

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July 28th, 2009, 04:31 PM

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experience with ROSCO VIVIDFX and video

the title pretty well sums up my question...

Does anyone know the effects of projecting hires video on a background painted with WHITE VIVIDFX by Rosco.

I'm intrigued by the UV properties for my lighting designs, but my projectionist is concerned about losing it as a working surface for projections.

thoughts?

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