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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....
A small polished jewel of a desk, made especially for the thousands of space-limited, brightly lit condos built each year in Toronto and, of course, everywhere else. Selected for the Northern Lights/Prototypes category at IDS13
This is the photo gallery for the BenQ Joybee GP1 mini projector
www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2009/10/joybee-gp1-review.html
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Photo of this thing in use. Amazing how they stretch the film out from the platters. Better have great splices.
This is the photo gallery for the BenQ Joybee GP1 mini projector
www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2009/10/joybee-gp1-review.html
I don't think I ever used this picture in my review of whatever projector this was. I think it's quite beautiful, though.
(This is my second image tagged "notreflectoporn"!)
(spinning an endless circle series)
slide installation. time: endless
mixed media: film, slide and sound
>> HP
This photo was taken at my work upstairs were the old projector are in storage next to our digital ones. The projector ran film for nearly 6 years. I took this with 2.0 mp camera phone
A demonstration of our new 102" HD projector showing a DVD rip of iRobot via HDMI from a DVI->HDMI converter cable from the Mac Mini (yes, we own the movie)
Anything low quality is due to my camera.
Small Projectors, Pico Projectors, Led Projector
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As I pointed the projector at the screen, everything just began to swirl...
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This photograph was one of the coolest experiments I have done. The idea for his came from a substitute teacher in elementary school who had pointed the doc cam at the projector screen, which caused fantom colors and shapes to form, causing a sort of paradox of spinning light.
This is my favorite experimental piece, as it required minimal photoshop to acquire this look. This was definitely the most fun assignment I've done.
The smaller one is MEGASTAR, planetarium projector that Japanese planetarium-creator Ohira made.
This can project the stars more than 100 times as much as usual machine. There are only 3 or 4 MEGASTAR in the world. All are in Japan.
小さくて赤いのが、メガスター2。従来の機械の100倍以上の星を映し出すプラネタリウム・プロジェクター。
PENTAX *ist DS2 / SIGMA MACRO 50mm F2.8 EX DG
Antique 8mm movie projector. (Revere P-90). Here, I had the projector running. I took this with my Minolta SRT-101, and Kodak Plus-X film. The exposure was 3 seconds at f/8.
You can get some interesting effects with long exposures. Notice that you can actually see through the hub of the film spools :)