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Strobist: I wanted to experiment with continuous light so I setup an overhead projector camera left about 4 feet away. I decided to use a high-contrast, checkerboard graphic to get an idea of how the light would cast and I was pleasantly surprised with the definition on this first attempt. There's a white board a few feet away, camera right, to cast reflective light on her right side.
Nikon D300, ISO 400, 50mm 1.4 at f4, 1/40th
The Acura TSX projectors fit snugly in place. You can rotate it in all directions and it doesn't move. I am fastening one side into a plastic rail and the side closest to the camera will be wedged in place when the missing section is re-attached. This will also allow easy removal if need be.
The large silver piece in the foreground is the LED panel, the middle part is the monitor casing and the top obviously features the OHP itself.
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Scanned 4 Sep 2011 by Steve Rainwater using an Epson Perfection V500 Photo scanner
The last of 3 projector bulbs from the large 46" rear projector TV we had that lasted all of 20 mins in the new flat before 'blowing'. It's taken me 2 years to throw away the pieces, bit at a time
Pulling data from Metro's AVL system and plotting them on an OpenStreetMap. The map is a projector-based multi-touch display that supports zooming and panning. Design Commission have an exhibit on Transit Maps of the World, every first Thursday from March to May 2009.
WANTED: Vintage 35mm movie projectors and theatre memorabilia. My name is Tom Wilson, I am an avid collector of vintage motion picture projection equipment. I will travel any distance to pick items up and will pay in cash. I am very experienced with removing large and heavy machines and can do so without leaving any mess or damage to the building. If you have any items that you would be interested in selling, feel free to call me at 937-477-9855 or email at tomwilson@cameragraph.com
This is the movie projector from the movie house in Berlin, Pa were we went to see the $.25 saturday movie. The theater finally closed when the local kids boycotted the movies in protest, when the owner accidently killed my brothers pet squirel. He didn't know the squirel was a pet and when the squirel jumped on his shoulder, got startled and killed the squirel because he feared rabies. But the kids waiting to see the movie saw a "squirel murder", they just left and never came back.