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a new/old super 8 projector. hurray for obsolete and overly priced film technology. lets go make some movies !

one of the older & bulky model of planetarium projector

Kodak Pageant 8K5 16mm Projector lower film path.

 

Honorable Mention, June 2012 Saint Mary's County Camera Club Theme Competition - Curves

 

3-shot bracketed exposure composite photograph manually combined.

Digital sky projector demonstration, Fiske Planetarium, Boulder Colorado - 2010 Astronomical Society of the Pacific annual meeting.

Replacement projector lamp for Samsung models HL-T5076S, HL-T5676S, and HL-T6176S.

 

Learn more about this projector bulb here: www.topbulb.com/samsung-hl-t5076s-hl-t5676s-hl-t6176s-lam...

Pentacon AV 1:2.8/80 projection lens

Is that arrow pointing somewhere?

Two configurations for structured light scanning.

A photo of an antique 8mm movie projector...taken with film. (What else?)

 

I just bought this projector at an antique shop recently. It's awesome. It's in excellent condition and everything works great. I've already tried it with a few of my 8mm movies. Everything runs smooth and the image looks great. Not bad for a projector from the 1940's! I just happened to wander in the antique shop to look around, and I'm so glad I found this. It's a Revere P-90 8mm projector.

 

I took the picture with my Minolta SRT-101 camera, with Kodak Plus-X film. The exposure was 3 seconds at f/8 (available indoor light only, no flash). I actually developed the print on expired photo paper (from the 1970's!) but it turned out great.

this was in Lucy and Desi's home and they used it to show movies.

I made some final modifications after this to bring the LCD panel closer to the overhead projector lens. This involved trimming the back on the monitor case so it was lower.

 

This gave better focus. I haven't had any problems with over heating.

Looks like a projector that as just randomly laying on the floor.

Projector GDS 23/2/24

This projector lamp fits in Sanyo and Christie Projectors. The Sanyo models are PLC-XF42, PLC-XF45, and PLC-UF15. The Christie models are LU77, and LX100. Source: www.topbulb.com/sanyo-plc-xf42-plc-xf45-plc-uf15-christie...

Dirty Projectors

Friday, Day 1

PlayStation Stage

Photo by: Matt Ellis

biology classes in our Timiryazev Agricultural Academy

One of two DP70 Installed for "Doctor Zhivago" in April/May 1967

Screenshot

Wall-mounted screen can be removed for sale.

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