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Home Theatre Projectors
Home Theatre 1080p Projector
Full HD Home Theatre Projector with 30,000:1 Contrast Ratio and High Brightness for Multiple Applications
Full HD panel (1920 x 1080 pixels)
30,000:1 high contrast ratio (in High Contrast Mode)
1,600 ANSI lumens brightness (in High Brightness Mode)
Full digital projection with DLP system and dual HDMI terminal
Safe and relief design with slide lens cover
Kensington security standard connector and security bar for antitheft
Easy setting with auto keystone correction (vertical) and image shift function
Horizontal and vertical keystone correction, sphere projection and rotation with manual settings
Six advanced picture modes: Standard, Game, Natural, Dynamic, Movie1, Movie2
HDMI CEC function (one touch play, system standby)
Low fan noise 25dB (in Eco + Quite Mode)
Superb dust resistance achieved with DLP sealed optics system
No filter maintenance required
I took this photo when I was in Chicago back in June. This is the projector that will be replaced by the projector Obama voted to fund with $3M. I heard on NPR that the actual cost of the projector will be something like $10M.
There was an exhibition at the Kyoto museum on Film and Japans film influences. They had some wicked stuff on display including this projector.
My grandfathers 8mm projector. It has been stored in a closet for the past 25 years.
This machine gave us a lot of laughs....
The lovely Fox Theater, Detroit, Mich
Designed for 20th Century Fox in 1928 by renowned theater architect C. Howard Crane in Oriental style.
Restored in 1988, now features the best shows of Detroit.
[Published on Dawn.com as a part of a media gallery]
Projector | March 30, 2011 | One of the very early projectors to come out... Tahir Sahib, who introduced this wonderful device to us, made us watch an old black and white film focused around the story of Tansen.
The screen i ordered for my projector finally arrived today.
It's 1.5m x 1.12m
finishes off the room pretty well actually. The bare wall was a bit annoying, especially since i couldn't put anything on it.
The guy who installed it was fucking hot as well. And i don't mean slightly hot, i mean really really really fucking hot. It was worth paying for installation just to see him.
That and the fact that I can't drill for shit.
Inspired by a project show on Instructables.com (and some pics on Flickr), I decided to see if I could make a slap-together Projector using an old plastic food container, sellotape, 10 sheets of thick photographic paper, a CIMA slide projector lens and my iPhone. It works! I can project an image (with the iPhone at full brightness) in PITCH BLACK at around 22" diagonal.
Oh as you can see, I also set it up to connect my speakers, as the iPhone's tinny speaker inside the Projector is not exactly THX-certified.....
No pics/Video of the projection, as my 'real' camera is currently out of action, and well, the samsung cameraphone is not sensitive enough to pick it up.
This series of primitive projectors was a study inspired by the inventions such as the Zoetrope,Praxinoscope, Magic Lantern. I was interested in the concept of moving images that played together created motion. Although this was a reference to the very beginning of the film medium, my idea was to create a conceptual drawing that would be projected on the wall multiple times by multiple sources of light inside the cardboard boxes created by me.