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Projecting Images onto Cyclorama

Wed, 27 May 2009, 11:58 am

jonmul12 posts in thread

I am trying to get some ideas on how I might project images (in lieu of changing backdrops as we have no fly tower) onto a cyclorama for a ballet school concert. The obstacles are - that there is no space behind the cyc to rear project (only 10cm) and I suspect that running a high powered projector from the dress circle bar will mean the girls are dancing through the projected images. Any ideas? Cheers.

The intensity reduces by a

Fri, 4 Sept 2009, 01:50 pm

David Ashton

The intensity reduces by a factor of four simply because the available light is now spread over 4 times the area, of course the law only applies to a fixed angle, a zoom lens changes the equation.

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Projecting Images onto Cyclorama— jonmul27 May 2009

Thats a tough one!— Manuao27 May 2009
Most modern projectors have— jeffhansen27 May 2009
Have you thought of— karlae28 May 2009
There is a new product on— David Ashton5 June 2009
Have you tried: — Russell E Williams21 Aug 2009
The requirement was 10cm— David Ashton30 Aug 2009
Good to hear from you— JoeMc31 Aug 2009
Projecting Images onto Cyclorama— Peter Probert2 Sept 2009
Sorry to contradict but a— David Ashton3 Sept 2009
Can you explain how that— jeffhansen3 Sept 2009
The intensity reduces by a— David Ashton4 Sept 2009

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