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Dirty Projectors aren't for everyone but they play quite challenging and interesting music.
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Day 3
I've been wanting to work a projector into Photober for a long time now--and not I finally have!
My new house has a home theater in it, so we keep a projector up there to watch movies and play games. It is also my office, so I'm in here all the time. Finally getting to work with one was pretty cool.
TDC projectors : what scared the boomers : Mary the psycho majorette and the scary clown. What's the connection? Ah, the circus!
Prewar Filmosto projector for medium format (lens: Meyer Trioplan 1:3.5 F = 14cm) and large format (lens: Filmostar V 1:6 F = 35cm)
photo made with: a7 + Bausch and Lomb Rapid Rectilinear 122/4; lens from Kodak No 2 Folding Autographic Brownie
This is the new starfield projector of the planetarium in the Naturkundemuseum Münster in Germany. This is a Universarium Model VIII made by Carl Zeiss, Jena. Shot with a Canon EOS 550D and a EFS 18-55mm lens.
Model: Stephy H
www.facebook.com/StephyHModelling
Photoshoot at Cheltenham Film & Photographic Studio.
Photographer Matt Webb
I've had a this data projector for a long time, originally for training in my consulting business but it has become the "big screen" of choice for watching DVDs and occasionally TV events, 3 meters wide on the wall.
It doesn't have any audio capability so even though it would accept a chromecast dongle, you just got the picture no sound. I use to have an older combined VHS tape and DVD but the remote threw in the towel. So I borrowed a Blu-Ray player from my son, to play movie for my grandkids. It came with a wifi setup and my curiosity was soon on the case. In no time I was on the net watching You-Tube and Catch Up TV, with great sound from my soundbar. Next with some scrap timber and a bit of smart design I had prototyped a stand that had everything sitting on the projector stand. My old projector had rejoined the internet age of streaming, with a great quality large image on the wall and wonderful sound.
Take that google!
While watching a movie in my friend's awesome home theater, I held my camera between my legs for a 2 second reverse shot of his projector. My son and I thought the projector beam looked really cool so I had to try and capture it.
I bought this thing at the thrift store today and I have no idea what is it. Let me know if you guys have any information!
I was asked how for a photo of I projected the tree onto the wall for the mural I painted in the nursery - here's a very bad photo of what I did
I just bought this at a vintage toy store near me. It's a tiny box - about 3 x 3 inches. There's a mini movie on a mini projector reel inside. I haven't opened it yet...
100" projector screen. Description of how to build one here: people.iola.dk/arj/2007/01/15/building-a-100-projector-sc...