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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...
One of only 15 of these Art Deco Odeon cinemas surviving in the country, the Byron in Hucknall is disused upstairs. It was divided from a full height cinema in 1967 with the stalls being converted to a bingo, which still continues today. The 404 seat cinema closed in 2007 and sits silently in the dark.
This must be a green scene from The Wizard of Oz. Or that just might be what the projector looks like when its running. I'm not sure...
The 3100-lumen i3PROJECTOR combines the roles of ultra-short-throw projectors and interactive whiteboards in one multi-purpose, integrated system. Simple and straightforward, the i3PROJECTOR 2802Wi Plus is user-friendly and has advanced features for flexible presenting. Connecting the 2802Wi Plus to a computer, users can operate computer software with the 10 touch, finger touch interactivity in the same way as a mouse, and can also digitally annotate the projection, without the need for an additional interactive whiteboard. The 10 touch operation enables collaborative learning and helps boost meeting creativity.
This is the bulb that comes out of a Promethean PRM30. Source: www.topbulb.com/promethean-prm30-lamp
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...
I found this old graflex in storage today. I've heard about graflex cameras on Flickr. I just can't figure out how to load the film....
Back from the week long trip into Algonquin. At this point I hadn’t even downloaded the cameras from the trip yet so I was taking a bit of a breather from intense photography. Instead, I popped out to see the movie “The Avengers” with my father. On a Monday afternoon we pretty much had the theatre to ourselves. This is looking back at the projector from the midpoint in the theatre before it was switched on.
This film projector stands in a hotel in Camagüey, Cuba and has been built in Dresden, Germany, in the year 1965.
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.
Early Gaumont projector. First version of the Chrono VII appeared in the catalogue of 1900.
From 1904 some changes were made. The Chrono VIIb was made untill 1912.
More info: cinegraphica.blogspot.be/2011/10/gaumont-chrono-viib-1905...