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The projector, with the new outtake fan on the ceiling.

One of my favourites

Olympus OM-D EM-1 + Leitz Wetzlar Colorplan 90/2.5 Projector lens

This is the skeleton of the projector, stripped bare in preparation for the remodeling. I've already installed the IR glass, which creates an interesting red reflection from the flash.

Picture teken by Ben Deviant >>Projector image photo: Mute @Cable LOndon

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Devin's latest Goodwill buy, a pretty sapphire slide projector that appears to be from the 30s.

Spoiled Milk recently invested in a projector.

Samsung digital camera

A tube from a caulking tool, a dremmel'd body cap, some Duct Tape and velvet for the light-seal/'focus' mechanism.

This is the bare bulb that fits in the XL5100 lamp used in Sony TVs. The Sony TVs that use this bulb are KDS-R50XBR1 and KDS-R60XBR1. Source: www.topbulb.com/sony-xl5100-sony-tv-kds-r50xbr1-kds-r60xb...

Waving Hands

Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios

Complete with case, corded remote and power cord. Made in West Germany. This makes other projectors seem like toys.

I got this really nice old 8mm projector, but nobody can figure out how to load the film.

Un conjunto de bombilla, espejo y lente era una de las joyas que la tecnología audiovisual podía ofrecerme cuando era niño. Servía para proyectar ilustraciones y fotografías, y con él aprendí a reproducir dibujos a gran escala. Disfruté tanto con él como lo hago ahora com mi supermegaordenador inalámbrico de tropecientos gigas y procesador Core Duo de última generación.

In motion picture theater the film is actually placed on a "platter" system as opposed to a big, vertical reel (like a home 8mm film projector might use).

 

The film is open and exposed to the environment of the booth - so it's important it's treated carefully and conditions are controlled.

 

The platters spin and a center set of rollers and attenuaters control the speed of rotation as the film is pulled through the rollers, across open space to a set of rollers on a center-column, across more open space to the projector itself.

 

The projector runs the 35mm film at 32 frames per second through a series of intricate rollers and guides - then back to the platter system where it's rolled up onto another platter.

 

When it's time for that movie to run again - THAT platter becomes the feed for the movie - and the whole process is reversed - alternating feed and take-up platters.

 

We also have a third-platter on every projector which allows us to do "double features" in each theater house. Two different films will occupy two of the platters while one remains free for takeup. A careful system of feed/takeup alternations allow one projector to rotate through two movies all day long and never have to remove the film from the system.

The Dirty Projectors perform at the Rufustival in Baltimore, MD on 6/6/09. Shot for PopMatters.

Kevin Lewiis has been working on the 50 year old Weststar Projector for the past fifteen years.

One of our projectors. They are quite old but have been fitted with some newer parts. The picture on the side of it is how it looked originally.

Notice the keyboard cat.

Ross projector from the early 20th century

This is the most extensive Genesis Coupe job we've ever done, with a whole years worth of development that went into the custom lit up modified strip, to the dual projector setup, and even the sizing on the RGB Angel Eyes.

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