Any suggestion which kit I should order for TAF? Is there a lot for the GI option to effect?

Also with the brighter lighting inside, does it make less need for invisiglass?

I have several questions.

I ordered for my TAF. Let's say I move to a JJP game. Are the connectors different, and if so are there adapters?

I recently saw video of some game play from Houdini and couldn't help but think how much it would benefit from the kit.

I saw in the app the fade feature. Is this for GI or is the fade programmable for the flash, in case we want a more subtle flashing effect?

I'm starting to see all sorts of possibilities for this kit. I'm wondering if a future upgrade might allow connecting to multiple lights, not just GI and flash.
Not that I fully understand it yet but imagine if several lights could be tapped and different lighting fx programmed for each. Or maybe I'm misinterpreting something?

Also what about a time of day setting where daylight (or lights on) has one setting and night) or lights off has another?

Well I don't want to speak for pinstadium, but it is fully interactive if you buy the GI plus flasher option.

If you read this thread and watch the videos you will get a good idea of what it does.

The big thing about Scott is that he apparently is an app designer.

So aside from the fabrication aspect and all the permutations he went through, from a programming aspect the product seems to have lots of potential.

I played an Indiana Jones tonight for the first time and could barely see the playfield. All I could think about was how much this game needed a pinstadium.

I just got my shipping notice as well. Are there now instructions included? Any suggestions where to connect on my TAF?

Mt kit is arriving this week but I had a question. How easy is it to remove the adhesive without damage to the inside cabinet paint and what proceedure is suggested? Hair dryer to heat it up?

Also how can we buy more adhesive (magnetic?) strip to install in a different pin.

I'm excited to see my TAF come alive with better lighting.

I'm a little confused. On my TAF I also have color dmd that is plugged into 116. So that means I can plug the z connector into 118?

Dots incredible!!!!

I posted some pics with my TAF in another thread, but I'll post them here. It's a bit difficult to account for exposure differences, and they are only iPhone6 shots. I've noticed a lot of "pinstadium off" shots look extremely dark, morso than in person so I tried to expose the off shot to look closer to what the eye actually sees. Also notice how much of the DMD and back glass reflection is gone with the lights on!!! This may eliminate the need for invisiglass, but perhaps the combination would be even better.

I'm Very happy with the Pinstadium. What I'd like to see if possible is : on the app's stored custom presets, add the white brightness level. Currently it only saves the color levels.

Also I wonder if there is any way to alter the flash levels? I find them a bit intense. Perhaps on the next version? I have my flashers attached to the left lighting bolt.

I guess I could always add some neutral density material to cover the flashers?

Lights Off
Warm balance
Cool balanced

Hate to say this but I was playing JJPotc today and thought it really could benefit from pinstadium lighting.

Interesting to see the lights on a Dialed In, a game I really didn't think needed them. Now Pirates on the other hand really needs them (after seeing the game in person)

Scott has gotten really good at taking "off" pictures that match what the game looks like in real life, but it seems people are commenting that some people off /before pictures are too dark. So if you're going to post pics, please do the Pinstadium and Scott justice by adjusting your exposure so that the pics on and off, represent to your eye the brightness of the playfield.