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Kiev-88CM

Kodak 400TX

About this Projector.

 

1) Quality TI Osram Intel

2) Super Function( LED,DLP,3D,SSD E.t.c)

3) Tv+Computer+Projector

 

1: 1 year warranty

 

2:CE/ROHS Approve

 

3: Sample order 3~7 working days for mass order 25 working days.

 

4: With Competitive Price.

   

Looking forward to your early reply

   

With Best Regard.

   

Michael. sales Manager

  

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Company Name: Shenzhen Youpin Industrial Co., Ltd

 

Factory Address: 3 Building,HongFa Innovative Industrial Park, JiuWei Village,XiXiang,Town,BaoAn,District,ShenZhen,China,

 

Skype- michael29785811

 

Postal: 518000

 

TEL: +86-13631620325

 

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Playing with sunlight

HellroomProjectors live in Pietra Sonica 2014

some very small - no more than an inch - there were others that were no bigger than 4 inches square

This is the Projector for the Alexander Breast Planetarium inside of the Museum of Science and History (MOSH) in Jacksonville, Fl.

Dell M110 Projector with remote featured on white background.

The cooling system sucks the hot air out of the projectors to provent massive meltdowns!

Homemade projector displaying Back to the Future

I really love the package design. 40s to 90s. I found dozens of them at an electronic junk yard today.

Taken on a 7D with a projector lens in a home made mount (body cap with a tube glued to it and lined with velvet).

Its2cool provides projectors to accompany our Giant Movie Screens.

Taken during Texas Antique Weekend, in and around Round Top, Texas.

Josh Haislip, "Zeiss Pilot" and Research Assistant in the Reichart Lab, UNC-Chapel Hill, with Vicente Rosario at the control panel for the Zeiss Model 6 Planetarium Projector, Morehead Planetarium Star Theater, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Observatorio Vieques: Visit to North Carolina Museums and Observatories, June 18-24, 2007.

Super dark shot showing how it can become unusable.

Photographer: Sharmaine Ruth

Model: Rachel S.

Taken: July 20, 2013

sharmaineruthphotography.tumblr.com

Projector Shots & Saturn Return

This is the xenon bulb ballast with the cable that comes out of it for the xenon bulb.

As seen in the local movie theater window. An attempt is being made to restore the theatre.

23/365 Projector & Glass

 

Quick shot from the scavenger hunt at camera club.

A photography series wherein I investigated the role of the camera as documenter. Were the projected slides of people any less real than my sitter?

 

I have since discarded this series based on the cliche of projected images.

Projection Portraits - Kristin

 

Images © Jonathan Luke O'Brien Photography / 401.216.5275 / facebook.com/jlophotog / jpics12@gmail.com

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