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Preparations for the CW500 event at the Lancaster hotel in London featuring Paul Coby from BA and hosted by Angelica Mari and Bryan Glick from Computer Weekly
This is another shot of the Bell and Howell 625 standard 8 projector I got off Freecycle. I don't think I will ever use it as I have 2 better projectors but it makes a great ornament! The picture was taken using FxCamera on my HTC Magic and the photoshopped.
One of our projectors. They are quite old but have been fitted with some newer parts. The picture on the side of it is how it looked originally.
My cousin's husband has quite the antique camera/projector collection. I photographed them for him while visiting. He may decide to sell them before they move next year.
Found at Deluxe Junk in Fremont. Only takes regular 8mm, but seems to work great. I don't need any more broken 8mm projectors!
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...
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 1810 Plus Overhead Projector by 3M has break resistant stage glass which allows for more durability as well as less maintenance. Due to its open-singlet wide-angle lens and 2,700 lumens of light output, this 1810 plus provides the high quality you need at a price within your budget. 3M also provides a 5-year limited warranty on parts and labor for this projector.
Amber Coffman of Dirty Projectors during "Knotty Pine"
May 30, 2010
Sasquatch! Music Festival, Gorge Amphitheatre
While at the Classical in the Canefields in Mackay ABC Open and local Artists Donna Maree Robinson, Tracey Johnson and Fiona Vuibeqa project their Memory Paths film on the ABC open Projector cube.
This is a 35mm projector my gandfather and my uncle built decades ago. It's home made and still works!
I took these 7 pics almost 8 years ago... today I found them in the bottom of a drawer...
They belong to a project I made at the university with slide film.