Join two or more overlapping projectors so they compose one image, with no visible seam. Tune the blend curve by looking at the wall, not by guessing from the screen.
Automatic blend on every overlap
When two congregation screens overlap, Screen Studio generates the blend gradient across the shared edge on its own — no manual math, no external blending hardware.
Calibratable blend curve
Tune the blend curve (gamma) with a slider while looking at the wall, to compensate for how bright your specific projector renders. Every model is different.
Live preview, not a simulation
The panel shows the actual gradient that will be projected — what you see in the editor is exactly what comes out of the projector, not a separate approximation.
Blend width is always correct
Blend width automatically matches the overlap between screens — blending less than the full overlap would leave an uncorrected, brighter band, so Reuna doesn't let you misconfigure it.
Overlap or gap — your choice
The same overlap control accepts negative values to leave a real gap, for projectors mounted apart rather than overlapping.
Part of Screen Studio's shared canvas
Edge blending is one more piece of the shared canvas: join screens, set the overlap, and the blend is computed on its own, in the same panel.
Good to know
Create your workspace, join your screens in Screen Studio and tune the blend live. Included on the Pro and Church plans.
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