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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
Over on the left of this shot the projector housing has been opened to show the twisting path of metal nodules through which the spooled celluloid makes its journey during the screening of the film. Also, see if you can spot the reflection of a photographer somewhere in a panel of glass ;-)
Vintage projector lens, I held it away from the camera by hand to focus, too lazy to hook it up with a proper bellows. Nice lens.
The projector used to show films in the Darwin Star Cinema before Cyclone Tracy destroyed the theatre.
Dirty Projectors @ Coachella 2010
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At a Glance...
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A ceiling projector sends a beam of light that shows up on the base of clouds. The alidade is 1000 ft (304.8 m) away and the height is obtained from reading on the scale. Right-angle triangle.
Not the rock band but a pair of dust-encrusted Kodak Ektagraphic-III slide projectors, not touched for at least three or four years.
These units, less surface dust, have since been consigned to surplus.
This is a real version of the previous simulation. It looks like I was way too big on the estimated size.
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 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...
Surplus auction day!
I bought a creepy set of baby legs in a box for Bridget, a fairly nice slide projector with a fairly nice lens, what appears to be a super nice digital projector, and another old MacBook Pro that I have no use for. I haven't tested the other things, but I've already discovered that the MacBook is broken. Oh well; I only paid ten bucks for it this time.
What I *didn't* buy was a goddamn SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE (pictured), which sold for TEN AMERICAN DOLLARS. What the heck. If I had any idea how to actually use a scanning electron microscope, had a place to put it, and had a way to get it back to St. Louis, that would've made for some awesome photography opportunities.