I have a feeling I’m not your typical viewer (71 year-old female), but I love this video. I want to make this to see if it works for projecting sewing patterns. Thanks for posting it.
My mom says I have too much screen time after I have my online classes. Well, this solves the problem as I am not looking at a screen, but at the wall.
I know it's meant to be a joke but you might have a point After all you would be staring at a wall reflecting light instead of the computer and so it would be the same at staring at a wall with the lights on
You are the best instructional narrator I have ever heard...and I watch a LOT of DIY videos. Usually there's always some gray area between watching what the person is doing and the rationale. This verbal detail makes a world of difference. A blind person could understand this project, and that's exactly what I like. Thank you!
To save some hassle when scoring card for folding, use a knitting needle or awl instead of a blade. It doesn't break the paper layers, giving a more durable crease, and you don't have to worry about maintaining a constant pressure. If you can find a watchmaker's link pusher, they're great for it. It gives the thin lines of a small gauge knitting needle, and comes with a easily gripped wooden handle.
@@gp85hkg I think she means the content of the words, not the way they are spoken. Being English has nothing to do with this. Anyone can have a soothing voice and not use fowl langauge.
@@gp85hkg American English, when spoken properly, is clean and easy to understand. British English, when spoken literally any other way than the Queen speaks it - is total garbage. It doesn't matter whether it's american or british - it can sound great or it can sound crap.
Brilliant! This design leaves room to be highly customizable for just about any decor. Thank you for keeping the directions and explanation of each step simple. It’s greatly appreciated. I’ll be making this today to use as a means to project my sketches from the phone onto canvas.
The moment he started talking I focused so much than any other video I have listend to about this and I like how he knew all his facts. He so deserves all this views and likes
This Channel and the creator's content is the best example of quality over quantity as i have never been disappointed by a video uploaded! keep up the great work :)
Thanks for sharing your experiments! I crafted one of these few years ago but I didn't think about the mirror option. Also, as a teacher I find this a very interesting project to do with children, so they can learn few things about optics while they have fun creating a very useful tool.
Alex Bulgaru it didn't come out as clear as yours but I believe it's because I forgot to cut the handle off of the magnifying glass. Or, I just need to get a better glass. I'm not sure of the diameter of the glass though. it's clear enough for me but it might annoy somebody else lol.
Thank you so much! I’ve been looking for a good tutorial that makes a pretty good diy projector. I love stars and I wanted to project them in my room because they really calm me down and help me fall asleep (I have sleeping problems.) So thank you so much
i never done any of your DIY projects but i enjoyed watching them all because of information you give and the smooth style of the video and after all your great finishing . Keep it up bro
I have looked at quite a few of these tutorials on the internet and this is by far the best detailed and well rehearsed I have come across. It is also so obvious the absence of the ermms, aahhs, eehhhs and other grunting noises most ill prepared naraters make. Well done, it would be a pleasure to watch more of your tutorials. You would be an asset to any news room or voice over jobs. Give yourself a pat on the back. Thank You , Martin Brandt.
When I built mine, I used a fresnel full-page magnifier as my lens. It was brighter, but the image quality suffered. Trade-offs though. I must tell you, I immensely enjoy the pace and depth you make your videos with. It's not sped-up with shrill techno music, and you explain and show things concisely and to the point. Quality presentation 👌. Keep making your videos like this.
Try moving the phone/tablet closer to the magnifying glass or farther from the magnifying glass. It acts as a focus. You will quickly learn there’s a very small SPECIFIC location ur phone needs to sit for clear images. The distance from phone to magnifying glass plays a huge key roll on how clear your image will be. Same goes for the projector to the wall. Distance for both projector to wall and phone to magnifying glass are key for clear image.. play around with distance for both and you WILL find the perfect spot
If you want an optimized version (v2.0) you can make the front with the detachable lens, that way you just fit the larger / smaller lens depending on what you want to watch. Remove a small rectangle with a lens type and put other rectangle with other lens.
Lmao! Yall are cracking me up! Super cool EASY project, and sharp witted subscribers.. Btw, mooning ppl is pretty much strictly American, till now and lets hope everyone forgets.. It's never a pretty site..can scar a person..
This was the first video of yours that I have seen. Thank you for such a great fun project. It will give my Daughter and I some fun things to create! Matt you also seem like a likable guy! Thanx again for your time and creativity.
This is actually one DIY project that I could and probably would try to make 😂 One question though... what’s stopping the bellows from collapsing under the weight of the phone?
@@100ksubsNoContenti75g At the begining of the video it was shows as glued, but at the end you could see to focus you adjust it up or down. One end is moveable through the staws so i have the same doubt. 🙂
But, now you have to download a TV app onto your smartphone. Do you have enough memory on your phone to do that? Not to even speak about the dim image on the wall made by this projector, lol
A perfect explanation of a project I was hoping to create for a friend's birthday. We will be staying in a rustic cabin so I love the idea that the projector is vintage style! Thanks!!
Idk why but when I saw Steve Mould, I was like "isn't that the guy from the DIY Perks Channel?", But just right now I checked bc I was curious and confirmed that you two different people lol
Christmas present sorted for my younger (21) brother hes gunna love it... Oh I prob will have to make me one 2 so I dnt get jealous him having one an me not got 😂
Hi Matt I know it's an old video but I requested permission via email for the bellow template. I hope you look into it soon. I'm going to use it in a science fair for school and I would gladly put credit. Thank you so much.
I’m trying this out just to do something new for 2022 and I might also use this unit for power outages, holidays, and ambiance I just haven’t got anything yet for the project but a nice small cardboard box thanks for the idea
Wouldnt it be possible to use 4 collapsible metal antennae from old radios instead of dowels? That way when you lower he bellows, there arent sticks poking out of the bottom, and the whole thing could be collapsed down to just the size of the box, making it much more portable.
Great project! The only thing i migjt change is to use two telescoping black cardboard rectangular tubes or foam board so one slides within the othet for the focus adjustment. The bellows design is wonderful, but it might be too fiddly for some people to construct.
I know this is an old video but how long do the dowels need to be? Is there a specific length that the phone needs to be away from the mirror? Really keen to try this during isolation 😂 My anniversary is coming up and I really want to make an at home DIY cinema as all the theatres are closed 😊 @DIY Perks
I have been wanting to do something like this for a while now great summer project while staying in and showing my children that you can have fun and learn while being stuck at home.
now, what if you were to make this out of wood or metal, and attach a super bright display on the top, then plug in a chrome cast to it? Maybe take apart a screen to have just the LCD by it self with no backlight, then put one of those super bright LED's that you featured on your channel to serve as the backlight. That would be cool.
i wonder how big the image on the wall is.. Could you add an led light for more brightness? and have the outside black and the inside white foe more light? you could link it to a Bluetooth speaker
For me this craftsmanship was awesome,the video was well explained and the work is cleaned,it doesn't matter if it's for an adult or kid the thing is the creativity works well,I'll give a two thumbs up for you dude keep it up,it seems to me your a british well I'm a Filipino who love creativity well done bro! God bless!👍👍
I am a little confused with the removal of the phone and replacing it with a piece of tracing paper. Where did the image come from. I would have thought if there is no phone there would be no light to project an image onto a piece of tracing paper.
Got a question. Does this really work and is the image good enough for a distance thats about like 2m? I think about trying it🤔 Also, enjoying your videos very much🤗❤
I tried it and I do not think you are supposed to use it as far as a regular projector. I found that placing it within 3~4 meters from a wall provides really good quality, almost as good as a cheap projector. Still quite good considering this is just a DIY project. The one I made stands on a table instead of a wall. I connected it with some bluetooth speaker and watching movies in my room has never been better.
Thanks for your insight. Do you think it's possible to get a picture of it? Also, how big would you say the image is when you place it at the best distance from the wall?
5 years went by. Still amazed by the sheer perspicacity of this man and the things he makes are absolutely splendid.
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Does this projector projects out the screen to the wall or we have to look into it..
@@RisingTideOG it projects the image out onto the wall
I have a feeling I’m not your typical viewer (71 year-old female), but I love this video. I want to make this to see if it works for projecting sewing patterns. Thanks for posting it.
My mom says I have too much screen time after I have my online classes. Well, this solves the problem as I am not looking at a screen, but at the wall.
I know it's meant to be a joke but you might have a point
After all you would be staring at a wall reflecting light instead of the computer and so it would be the same at staring at a wall with the lights on
Unless I'm totally wrong and dont understand it at all which is likely
Genius 🤣🤣🤣🤣
now you have too much wall time.
damn matt's voice makes everything he says important.
I disagree. It's the content.
@@grizzlyaddams3606 different point.
I agree... and makes me wanna run out and do it cuz he SAYS SO HAHA Man that accent is the freakin 💣🔥🎈
This channel is like art attack for adults
Lisa Cochrane he looks like the guy from art attack!!! I miss that mini show inbetween the cartoons
My thoughts exactly! He reminds me off Neill as well!
For kids too. It's awesome!!
Adults would buy a projector
Hahahahahah
You're one of my favourite channels on UA-cam! Every video is so fascinating to watch
Ollplolllppl0
You are the best instructional narrator I have ever heard...and I watch a LOT of DIY videos. Usually there's always some gray area between watching what the person is doing and the rationale. This verbal detail makes a world of difference. A blind person could understand this project, and that's exactly what I like. Thank you!
Seriously!! The BEST. (Your lovely comment said it better lol)
I want a projector to trace an image on my wall and paint it in. This would work! Thanks, and much cheaper than buying one for a one time use.
Did you paint it? This might be an interesting art
How is this done, please?
it will work as long as the image is projected
How'd it turn out?
Dude that's an amazing idea :o
To save some hassle when scoring card for folding, use a knitting needle or awl instead of a blade. It doesn't break the paper layers, giving a more durable crease, and you don't have to worry about maintaining a constant pressure. If you can find a watchmaker's link pusher, they're great for it. It gives the thin lines of a small gauge knitting needle, and comes with a easily gripped wooden handle.
Your videos and the language are so clean and friendly, i can make a 2year old to sit along to watch and learn. Thank you so much and keep it going.
CupofCoffee. That's what happens when you listen to someone who speaks English properly...you realise just how bad americans speak it (".)
@@gp85hkg I think she means the content of the words, not the way they are spoken. Being English has nothing to do with this. Anyone can have a soothing voice and not use fowl langauge.
@@gp85hkg American English, when spoken properly, is clean and easy to understand. British English, when spoken literally any other way than the Queen speaks it - is total garbage. It doesn't matter whether it's american or british - it can sound great or it can sound crap.
Brilliant! This design leaves room to be highly customizable for just about any decor. Thank you for keeping the directions and explanation of each step simple. It’s greatly appreciated. I’ll be making this today to use as a means to project my sketches from the phone onto canvas.
I’m a bit late but I want to make this, did it turn out ok?
The moment he started talking I focused so much than any other video I have listend to about this and I like how he knew all his facts. He so deserves all this views and likes
This Channel and the creator's content is the best example of quality over quantity as i have never been disappointed by a video uploaded! keep up the great work :)
Itz iStrikz Check out Clickspring too, I bet you will like it :)
Itz iStrikz Don't you mean quantity ?
Sgt. Bucking Fixed :)
its a shame he NEVER REPLIES and insist to infect all the clips with music while he talks
my thoughts are same
It's literally been up for 20 seconds and there's 22 likes! WOW!!! keep it going guys!
great idea!! love it
DIY Perks I
Meh; I'll pass. I don't believe in begging for that kind of stuff.
sir, I make like that too but it doesn't show up any image, what happens?
DIY Perks notificate squsd
Look at that badass using a dining room table like he's never going to scratch it! You magnificent bastard!
Actually that's not a table it's a desktop computer literally... Search for that video
@@MuhammadZeeshan-rb5pj this projector video was made 3 years ago and the desktop computer was probably recently built. I bet it's just a normal table
I'm new here and that desktop PC video was one of the first video I watched.... Thanks anyway
Thanks for sharing your experiments! I crafted one of these few years ago but I didn't think about the mirror option. Also, as a teacher I find this a very interesting project to do with children, so they can learn few things about optics while they have fun creating a very useful tool.
I made this project and it worked pretty well for what it was. love it and thank you. if I could add a picture I would show you.
Markean Johnson what is the diameter of the lens, i need a little.help
Alex Bulgaru it didn't come out as clear as yours but I believe it's because I forgot to cut the handle off of the magnifying glass. Or, I just need to get a better glass. I'm not sure of the diameter of the glass though. it's clear enough for me but it might annoy somebody else lol.
Alex Bulgaru it looks about the size you used in your video.
@Sol Cutta 😃
@@msmarkeanneal how much distance of phone stand from bottom of box
I had made a shoebox projector as a child and was so excited about it, now I can try the mobile phone projector as well !!
Shoebox projector working?
@@viralvideoshot3098 dont have it anymore!
Finally someone that notices the backwards text on these shoe box projectors. smh
Filp the phone over🧐
@@willskisfast that doesn't do anything...
@@willskisfast bruh
I love how enthusiastic he is in all his videos
Thank you so much! I’ve been looking for a good tutorial that makes a pretty good diy projector. I love stars and I wanted to project them in my room because they really calm me down and help me fall asleep (I have sleeping problems.) So thank you so much
is the phne light enouf ?
i never done any of your DIY projects but i enjoyed watching them all
because of information you give and the smooth style of the video and after all your great finishing . Keep it up bro
Ooh... Projector.
I thought it said protector and I was like... Yeah. If you put your phone in a box that big I'm sure it's the ultimate protector.
Anon Mason hahahaaa
😅
Unless you place several large rocks within the box along with your phone and shake the box vigorously.
🤣😘
mm hmm...
I'm never gonna make this but still gonna watch
Sammeeee.
NEMO ka dusra account why you gotta be so salty
@@letswinwin_9298 wtf you don't like popcorn?
Ricky Hand not really
I have looked at quite a few of these tutorials on the internet and this is by far the best detailed and well rehearsed I have come across. It is also so obvious the absence of the ermms, aahhs, eehhhs and other grunting noises most ill prepared naraters make. Well done, it would be a pleasure to watch more of your tutorials. You would be an asset to any news room or voice over jobs. Give yourself a pat on the back. Thank You , Martin Brandt.
This channel has rekindled my boyhood toy-building skills. I'm inspired to set up a small home-based workshop to try out these DIY perks.
When I built mine, I used a fresnel full-page magnifier as my lens. It was brighter, but the image quality suffered. Trade-offs though.
I must tell you, I immensely enjoy the pace and depth you make your videos with. It's not sped-up with shrill techno music, and you explain and show things concisely and to the point. Quality presentation 👌. Keep making your videos like this.
So was it worth it to build? Is it atleast better than watching from your phone screen?
Try moving the phone/tablet closer to the magnifying glass or farther from the magnifying glass. It acts as a focus. You will quickly learn there’s a very small SPECIFIC location ur phone needs to sit for clear images. The distance from phone to magnifying glass plays a huge key roll on how clear your image will be. Same goes for the projector to the wall. Distance for both projector to wall and phone to magnifying glass are key for clear image.. play around with distance for both and you WILL find the perfect spot
the most pleasant person i have ever seen!
Agreed. He's one of a kind.
coz hes Polish
@Repper - yeah he's Mister Rogers with power tools 😗
Repper agree
Yes, indeed..cool guy..loved your demo...best wishes from Nepal.
one of the best diy chanels on youtube
why? most of the stuff is straight trash D:
ikr if you search DIY, all you get are those pointless tumblr projects
It's looking so satisfying
that mirror is perfect solution. thanks dude.
this will be the birthday gift for my daughter in the up coming birthday. Thank you!!!!
If you want an optimized version (v2.0) you can make the front with the detachable lens, that way you just fit the larger / smaller lens depending on what you want to watch. Remove a small rectangle with a lens type and put other rectangle with other lens.
Instructions unclear. I burned a hole in the moon.
Ha ha, I burned my special laser mirror lens too.
How did you burn it?
I dont get it
Lmao! Yall are cracking me up! Super cool EASY project, and sharp witted subscribers..
Btw, mooning ppl is pretty much strictly American, till now and lets hope everyone forgets.. It's never a pretty site..can scar a person..
@@alanacartes3382 that's why we Americans bleach our sphincters after puberty.
I don’t know why UA-cam showed this to me 2 years after the publishing but I’m loving it :)
I'm glad this project is simple enough I can do it with my 9 year old daughter!
I love this diy I've been thinking of buying a projector for around three months now, and I'm happy I saw your video! Thank you so much
is the phne light enouf ?
I just gave up on trying to make one until I found this guy
So creative.. My god i cant believe people like u really exist 😭
This was the first video of yours that I have seen. Thank you for such a great fun project. It will give my Daughter and I some fun things to create! Matt you also seem like a likable guy! Thanx again for your time and creativity.
I love it. It looks like something from the 1960s!
Amazing! I really loved the joke about the light from phone LEAKING to sides if there are no walls! 😂 Hilarious!
You are the Blue Peter presenter we never had!, brilliant
This is actually one DIY project that I could and probably would try to make 😂 One question though... what’s stopping the bellows from collapsing under the weight of the phone?
The sticks are glued to the part where the phone is at so that it holds up
@@100ksubsNoContenti75g At the begining of the video it was shows as glued, but at the end you could see to focus you adjust it up or down. One end is moveable through the staws so i have the same doubt. 🙂
You have taken this channel so far, well done!!
This guy deserves at least 100 millions followers 😍
This guy has the cleanest setups and desks for crafting.
Congratulations on bringing camera obscura back!
I do really like your production quality. Great work overall!
You are my new favorite DIY’er. You have some of the coolest & craziest ideas i ever seen! And I love 💕 it!
Matt your voice is amazing to listen, I found your channel 2 days before now I am addicted on it 😍 thank you man
For kids, to build and experiment, this is the number 1 channel on UA-cam, bar none.
i knew his name was gonna be matt just by looking at his face
I was about to buy a new TV but, nvm I'm just gonna do this instead... LOL
But, now you have to download a TV app onto your smartphone. Do you have enough memory on your phone to do that? Not to even speak about the dim image on the wall made by this projector, lol
Hamza 99 and yet not done ?
Just by a new tv if u keep on watching in this your eyes will go of
I'm a good guy LMAOO
@@foureyedchick there are lots of apps u can download lmao to watch movie with no change to space
A perfect explanation of a project I was hoping to create for a friend's birthday. We will be staying in a rustic cabin so I love the idea that the projector is vintage style! Thanks!!
Idk why but when I saw Steve Mould, I was like "isn't that the guy from the DIY Perks Channel?", But just right now I checked bc I was curious and confirmed that you two different people lol
Christmas present sorted for my younger (21) brother hes gunna love it... Oh I prob will have to make me one 2 so I dnt get jealous him having one an me not got 😂
Just wish I had measurements this may take a yr or 2...
You should include a list of materials required in the description box.
kalle kanin what type of lens
yuvraj Badapanda 300 mm for his. or 200 mm lens for brighter image (but smaller projection)
lol there's about like 3 materials
@kalle kanin There are also dowels, straws, cardboard. And there are no measurements, so...IKEA has better instructions.
@@gledger1963 A smart phone is around 6 inches or so, quite easy to figure out if you use that as a guide
Hi Matt
I know it's an old video but I requested permission via email for the bellow template. I hope you look into it soon. I'm going to use it in a science fair for school and I would gladly put credit. Thank you so much.
Me tooooo
I’m trying this out just to do something new for 2022 and I might also use this unit for power outages, holidays, and ambiance I just haven’t got anything yet for the project but a nice small cardboard box thanks for the idea
It's a great project Matt, nice retro project. Thumbs up from me.
oh yeah, smartphone *real* retro smh..
0:00 ok, so, why are you mad?
Taughnex ahhahahhahahha
Taughnex LOOOOL
Taughnex lol damn u
*Matt
Taughnex TV
Thank you, I'll try, because with the pandemic we are planning to have Christmas outside. It will be great to entertain the family
I love this channel, it's giving art attack vibes
Just realized you already have >84% of 1,000,000 Subscribers :o
You totally deserve every one of them and more for this awesome Quality...
Wouldnt it be possible to use 4 collapsible metal antennae from old radios instead of dowels? That way when you lower he bellows, there arent sticks poking out of the bottom, and the whole thing could be collapsed down to just the size of the box, making it much more portable.
You just described the prototype ;)
Will it work as the phones have some weight and probably it will collapse all the uplifted antennas.
I had forgotten subscribing good DIY channels until you made me remember. Thank you.
Was looking for a video on how to improve the shoe box projector and boom I came accros this gentleman. Tx for sharing Sir. Definitely making this.
who would have imagined he would be making a way pro version of this in the future
this is excellent, is Macgyver your father?
bitch please, he gave birth to macgyver
SaimonVcp so hes mcgyvers moma
Nah. You probably talking about that new bs... the real Mac from the 80s a badass
More like The A Team!
And a few years later he upped the game after messing around with cob LEDs & Fresnel lenses that matches some $2k projector. Dang.
I love how you look at technology as absolute and not relative to other technology, cheers! 😄👌
Thank you so much!!! and for taking the time to explain everything too! Going to do this with my younger brother ~^^
“Spiral Outwards”. *Maynard screaming intensifies*
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Great project! The only thing i migjt change is to use two telescoping black cardboard rectangular tubes or foam board so one slides within the othet for the focus adjustment. The bellows design is wonderful, but it might be too fiddly for some people to construct.
U have a very very decent personality and a very good voice quality…👍👍👌👌👌👌
I know this is an old video but how long do the dowels need to be? Is there a specific length that the phone needs to be away from the mirror? Really keen to try this during isolation 😂 My anniversary is coming up and I really want to make an at home DIY cinema as all the theatres are closed 😊 @DIY Perks
It depends on the lense you use! I'd just test it out, keep moving the phone until you get the desired focus
ahah me to im doing it for my family. also no you just move the phone up and down till the image focuses
There is no specified length but it doesn’t really matter just get nice long ones and then try to focus it as best you can when it’s finished
2:05 Wouldn't using two lenses solve the problem of flipping and inversion?
That was so enjoyable to watch. Thankyou. Will definitely try this out!
Love how creative all your video's are. Such fun to watch, and even more fun to follow alongside whilst building the things for yourself. Thank you!
every sfuff born from science are maked by you.. XD
thanks for joying my day
Nice name...
I'm gonna tart using thanks for joying my day. That is a great phrase.
This is amazing thank you for sharing with the rest of us
This is ridiculously creative. You are like the art attack guy of youtube.
I have been wanting to do something like this for a while now great summer project while staying in and showing my children that you can have fun and learn while being stuck at home.
now, what if you were to make this out of wood or metal, and attach a super bright display on the top, then plug in a chrome cast to it? Maybe take apart a screen to have just the LCD by it self with no backlight, then put one of those super bright LED's that you featured on your channel to serve as the backlight. That would be cool.
Already many projects like this, people have been doing so for decades.
Quality video.. well explained.. liked... more vids plz... ur fan from India..
Extraordinary !
I need to make this for my art effort to project a larger image on canvas or paper !
This is the coolest diy idea I've seen in a long time
i wonder how big the image on the wall is.. Could you add an led light for more brightness? and have the outside black and the inside white foe more light?
you could link it to a Bluetooth speaker
I was also wondering how big the wall image can get as well... I know you asked this 2 years ago lol, but did you ever find out?
How are you not at 1 million subscribers, guys smash that subscribe button
YES! :D
SMASHED !
;-)
It seems i can't smash it 2 times! But this man has my subscription for a long time now
unsuscribed and suscribed agin just for the satisfaction
LIKE A BOSS!!!
For me this craftsmanship was awesome,the video was well explained and the work is cleaned,it doesn't matter if it's for an adult or kid the thing is the creativity works well,I'll give a two thumbs up for you dude keep it up,it seems to me your a british well I'm a Filipino who love creativity well done bro! God bless!👍👍
I am a little confused with the removal of the phone and replacing it with a piece of tracing paper. Where did the image come from. I would have thought if there is no phone there would be no light to project an image onto a piece of tracing paper.
Me too😂😂😂
never seen something like that..you are the best
Got a question. Does this really work and is the image good enough for a distance thats about like 2m?
I think about trying it🤔
Also, enjoying your videos very much🤗❤
This man’s demeanor is so relaxing 😎
Great! Thanks! I'm beginning to think that I should watch all of your videos before I go to the store again.
"projected image of reality" :D
The image quality is pre historic, although the presentation was great as always.
Neon City the image quality is quite good irl. Its just incompatible with his camera settings thus it seems bad in the video.
I tried it and I do not think you are supposed to use it as far as a regular projector. I found that placing it within 3~4 meters from a wall provides really good quality, almost as good as a cheap projector. Still quite good considering this is just a DIY project. The one I made stands on a table instead of a wall. I connected it with some bluetooth speaker and watching movies in my room has never been better.
Thanks for your insight. Do you think it's possible to get a picture of it? Also, how big would you say the image is when you place it at the best distance from the wall?
Man your english is so easy to understand haha greetings from Brazil! Thanks for the video!
Your smartphone projector is the best which I found in UA-cam because you used mirrors and I also used them and it worked
My dear,
*phew*
You do really sound like Loki...