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This is a recent find. It’s an old Hanimex 35mm Slide Projector. It holds a whopping two slides at a time. One for viewing and one for replacing with the next slide. Despite the lamp still working I could not focus and use this old thing. It’s dusty as hell and I think missing a part. It has a 100 watt lamp in it and runs very hot. It seems the style at the time was do without warning labels, if you were stupid enough to touch it you got burnt.
This photo shows the projector with its cover off and front lens assembly removed. The black round part at the bottom centre is the top of the lamp, in front of that are three lenses and then the large circle is the slide holder. I’ve inserted a pin hole slide that’s used for adjusting the reflector (or something?) not necessarily for this projector. There is a note pad just in front and the image projected is the filament from the lamp, despite my photo the filament was sharp and in focus. Cool yes but not helpful when you are trying to see a slide.
With the front lens installed and a real slide in place I can still see bright parts of the filament, it’s not a flat uniform brightness and I have no focus whatsoever regardless of how I adjust it. From looking at the front lens assembly I’m guessing another lens part is missing. It’s a bit of a bummer as this would have been a nice little projector to have and use but it’s not really a problem I have access to projectors if I bother to ask.
Old Light Bulb Filament glowing. This is from an old lamp in my house. I could have easily tweaked the image with glow/shadow etc, but I'll leave that to you, if you'd like to do so.
ThromoChromatic 3D Printer filament. Dipped in hot water, the white portion will soon become orange at room temperature. Prints (hot) as white, then cools to orange as printing progresses.
El desarrollo de una maraña viscosa de cianobacterias y algas filamentosos sobre los fondos antes limpios del lago de Sanabria, tiene que ver con el acelerado proceso de deterioro que padece como consecuencia de la contaminación que niegan quienes son responsables de ella. Los fondos del Lago a los que llega la luz se cubren de año en año cada vez más intensamente con una densa capa de algas filamentosas y cianobacterias entre las que destaca Tychonema bornetii, además de algas como Spirogyra , Genicularia spirotaenia bajo las tinieblas de unas aguas teñidas de verde. Este hecho evidente junto con las evidencias de un sistema de depuración obsoleto y completamente ruinoso es lo que para la administración responsable es "controversia" y por ello ha destinado ahora 1,8 millones de euros, con el fin de "dilucidarlo"
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I took a picture of three lightbulbs burning at once. They only last for a second when I turn on the power, but I had a quick finger. Then I colorized it and added a few other filters.