Toymakr000 wrote: OOOOoooo! I likey! That was cool how he used pictures of the building to highlight certain parts of the building. If you had a BIG BAD projector you wouldn't have to put up any lights at all!
Just got an email that the projector used in the video is 1000 ANSI lumen projector. Whats typically available at the stores now-a-days is basically minium of 1600 lumens... most likely 2000 to 2500 lumens is typical. BTW, your big screen at the movie theatre tends to be about 1600 lumens to these 2000 to 2500 lumens projectors are designed to compete with being under flourescent lights and are not only bright enough, the examples in the video would be vividly bright if he had a brighter projector.
I used video projection last year and my projector was so bright, nearby flood lights, and 3000 chasing lights surrounding the projection path and a street light with shadows of a palm tree overcasting the spot was completely and totally without any impact on projection quality. I've been testing all thru February and found the 2000 lumens projector I have will have no problems competing with Christmas lights at the larger projection size (approx 70 ft diagonal).
Last edited on Monday March 10th, 2008 08:00 pm by Joseph Ayo
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