Resolution dictates the definition and detail of an image and refers to the number of pixels in each dimension, horizontal and vertical, that a device
It’s always nice to give something back when you’ve got a warehouse full of toys so when a big film’s released that was actually shot in your local pub it’s a no brainer!
ANSI (American National Standards Institute) lumens refers to the brightness of a projector. Fundamentally speaking, the higher the number the brighter the projector. How
We’re often asked to project onto people and have a growing list of celebs but Nobumichi Asai has recently gone one step further with projection mapping and motion tracking of a face!
Over the years we have been asked to show films in some very interesting places and this week was no exception and we are very proud to have been involved with a very special screening of ’12 Years a Slave’ at the Houses of Parliament on Monday 3 February 2014.
We have both LCD and DLP projectors for hire but it’s a common question; which one is best? The answer is it depends on the
We’re often asked to project onto people and have a growing list of celebs but Nobumichi Asai has recently gone one step further with projection mapping and motion tracking of a face!
Over the years we have been asked to show films in some very interesting places and this week was no exception and we are very proud to have been involved with a very special screening of ’12 Years a Slave’ at the Houses of Parliament on Monday 3 February 2014.
Soft Edge Blending in the world of projection refers to 2 or more projectors being used to display a section of the same video image.
We came across this beautiful and creative use of projection mapping and had to post it on our own blog. Pablo Valbuena has used the repeating patterns of tiles in architecture to create his work. The elegance is something that is rarely seen in big budget projection mapping projects but it’s a big step in the right direction. No doubt we’ll see this copied in the future. Watch the video and enjoy!
Celebrating the centenary of composer Benjamin Britten, Film maker John Bridcut’s new film is to be shown on BBC Four this Thursday 14 November. The film was shot back in January and Event Projection were brought on board to supply a giant screen behind the orchestra.
We have just seen a great video on YouTube. A secret monitor invention that has already had close to a million views on it’s first day online.
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