Halloween projector hologram effect screen test part 3
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- For #halloween yard decorations this year I'm going to use LCD LED projectors to project holograms of ghosts and pumpkins on a video loop. In part 3 of this tutorial, I'll be placing the projector screen we built in part 1 and 2 in my yard to test if the Apeman projector is bright enough for the hologram to be visible at dusk and at night for trick-or-treaters.
To allow for more flexible placement of the projector I'm going to use the Oupes portable power station / battery inverter to provide power. Later in the review I'll be comparing the brightness of the Apeman LC350 projector with the Crenova XPE660.
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This is amazing 💯
Looked at part 1, did you use the tulle as your final material or the holographic fabric? All elements look great.
Tulle for final as well
Cool project 👍 Can you share the ghost animations you are using?
Those I downloaded from atmosfx
Do you lock your equipments down? Or someone would run off with some of them.
I only left it up during Halloween so I wasn’t too concerned. I’d be more worried about rain.
Can I do the same thing but on a bigger scale with this type of projection screen or is this type of screen too thick
Mdbebbron
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You wouldn't get a transparent/floating effect with a projector screen like that. It would need to be a more sheer fabric if that is what you are going for.