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This afternoon I went to the Goodwill store in Pooler. While I was there, I noticed this overhead projector sitting on a desk in the back of the store, and I noticed it looked just like the ones I've seen in middle school and high school.

This image is of a BenQ 6J.06001.001 projector lamp. It is used in these BenQ projector models: MP612, MP612C, MP622, MP622C

 

You can find out more about this BenQ projector lamp here: www.topbulb.com/benq-mp612-mp612c-mp622-mp622c-lamp-5j-06...

Replacement projector lamp for Sony models VPL-BW5, VPL-ES5, VPL-EW5, VPL- EX5, VPL-EX50

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

This light bulb with part number 890-0995 is used in Kodak projector models.

 

See all of the specs on this projector bulb here:

www.topbulb.com/kodak-dp1050-dp850-bare-bulb

This projector lamp is used in BenQ projector models MS502, MS502+, MX503, MX503+

 

Read all the specs on this lamp here:

www.topbulb.com/benq-ms502-ms502-mx503-mx503-lamp-5j-j600...

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This is the bare bulb that fits in the XL5100 lamp used in Sony TVs. The Sony TVs that use this bulb are KDS-R50XBR1 and KDS-R60XBR1. Source: www.topbulb.com/sony-xl5100-sony-tv-kds-r50xbr1-kds-r60xb...

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

Old time movie projector.

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

This is the bulb that comes out of a Promethean PRM30. Source: www.topbulb.com/promethean-prm30-lamp

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

The auditorium ceiling today.

 

Mollo and Egan designed a striking auditorium scheme for the Odeon Yeovil which relied on reflected light. "The thing was to provide reflecting surfaces. It was done by projectors from a number of sources. It wasn't static and the light would be changing all the time, on dimmers," Egan recalled. At Yeovil the team pioneered the continuation of the brightly lit ceiling down the side walls to a diagonal line descending towards the screen.

 

The eponymous 'Odeon Style' design of Yeovil's Odeon Cinema was supervised, like the majority of Odeon Cinemas, by Birmingham architect Harry Weedon, using signature cream tiles and brickwork to create a towering Deco-based edifice. The auditorium was designed by renowned 'thirties cinema interior designers Mollo & Egan. The cinema was built on the site of Court Ash House and opened in 1937. It was later bought by Cannon Cinemas and finally closed as a cinema in 2001. It is now a furniture / bedding outlet.

 

An important element in the Deutsch's success was the 'Odeon Style' featured here in Yeovil, which broke away from that of the traditional theatre which had previously influenced cinema design. In addition to the distinctive lettering of the logo, Odeons embraced the modern movement and Art Deco. Foyers, auditoriums and every aspect of these cinemas were integrated into the design. Contrasting strong vertical and horizontal lines, curved corners, buff-coloured glazed tile on the facades, the use of neon lights, and contemporary interior decor made Deutsch's houses stand out from their rivals.

 

The black & white photos were taken in 1937 by John Maltby and are 'borrowed' from the English Heritage website.

  

Photographed March 2013.

  

Check out my Flickr photo collection of Yeovil, Somerset

These beautiful cinema projector lenses were on display at the Arclight Cinema store.

Rollei P355 AF projector.

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

West Riding 28th Battalion Home Guard firing a Northover Projector aka Projector 2.5 inch

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

An Olympus VP-1 projector sits on the kitchen counter for perfect positioning to reach the sheer panel. The small size makes for easy stowing when not in use. The sheer screen allows images to be displayed on both sides, the seating area and the sleeping area. The viewing area on the panel is equivalent to a 50" to 55" screen.

We went to the planetarium tonight to attend a one night event. I was amazed by the guy who ran it - obviously he had a huge passion for astronomy, and even though I'm not a huge astronomy buff, that passion was inspiring. It really made me hope that, one day, I will be that enthusiastic and knowledgeable about something I find interesting.

 

This is the analogue star projector - it doesn't plug into any computers at all, and was built in the 1970's. Amazing piece of machinery!

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

Dirty Projectors Setlist:

 

Cannibal Resource

I Will Truck

No Intention

Knotty Pine

Imagine It

"Williamsburg VI"

"Williamsburg IV"

The Bride

Two Doves

Fucked for Life

Temecula Sunrise

Rise Above

Remade Horizon

Stillness is the Move

Useful Chamber

 

Encore:

"Williamsburg III" (To Sir with Love)?

As I Went Out One Morning

This is the most extensive Genesis Coupe job we've ever done, with a whole years worth of development that went into the custom lit up modified strip, to the dual projector setup, and even the sizing on the RGB Angel Eyes.

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Projector installation Harrogate

Shop LED Projector online for a low cost from Chinavasion.

This light bulb is used in Sharp projector models XG-C330X, XG-C335X, XG-C430X, XG-C435X.

 

Check out all the details on this projector bulb here:

www.topbulb.com/sharp-xg-c330x-xg-c335x-xg-c430x-xg-c435x...

Photograph taken in 1972....

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

Viva Le Queens: Projector Hastings Pier 2/6/22

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