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Cypress Lake United Methodist Church expands its Eiki projection presence
Cypress Lake United Methodist Church of Fort Myers, FL, recently upgraded its video projection capabilities to make services more visually appealing. Adding to their current Eiki projection equipment, the church expanded their projection capabilities with two new Eiki LC-HDT700 HD widescreen projectors.
Creative Sound and Lighting Solutions of Cape Coral, FL, was contracted to design the system and deploy the new equipment. After meeting with church management to ascertain their goals and objectives, the team decided to repurpose the church’s two existing Eiki LC-XL200 LCD projectors while expanding their projection capabilities with the addition of the two new LC-HDT700 units.
“Cypress Lake United Methodist Church is now using a total of five projectors in their sanctuary,” says Rob Robinson, Creative Sound and Lighting Solutions’ system designer. “In order to create some ‘atmosphere’ that would complement the worship experience, the existing Eiki LC-XL200 LCD projectors have had their output re-directed to the rear wall and now provide environmental projection. With the aid of computers, these projectors are now providing composite images from the output of the PCs to enhance the environment.
“Meanwhile, the new Eiki LC-HDT700 projectors are handling the projection of lyrics, images, and so forth. In terms of physical placement, these two projectors ended up about two feet from the old ones. We also upgraded from 10-foot to 14-foot screens to make these images larger and, hence, more appealing. The new projectors are aimed roughly 45 degrees off of center. It should also be mentioned that there are actually a total of five projectors in the space - the four Eiki units I’ve already mentioned plus an old projector facing the rear wall behind the congregation. This unit serves as the confidence monitor so that anyone speaking on stage can have visual support.”
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