Category Archives: Projection

The excitement of seeing new technology.

We are flooded with announcements of new technology on a daily basis. But finally seeing the item, even if it is ‘only’ an improvement over an existing model, is something different. Of course ‘only’ is an understatement here. Yesterday I had a chance to see the new Fujifilm ZUH6000 4K projector the first time. Yes,ContinueContinue reading “The excitement of seeing new technology.”

Optoma ZU820TST impression

Optoma ZU820TST Projector: A Powerful Contender for Pro Applications (and Potentially Home Theatres) Priced at an attractive $12,499 (incl. GST) List price, the Optoma ZU820TST is a robust WUXGA projector boasting an impressive 8100 lumens of brightness. While its 12kg weight and large shipping box (almost filling a compact SUV’s loading space!) might initially surprise,ContinueContinue reading “Optoma ZU820TST impression”

Large Screen Projection with Ultra Short Throw projectors

There is no doubt that LED display technology is expanding fast and cost is coming down. Since LED displays consist of small panels, which are connected, unusual shapes can be created and even curved displays are possible. LED is very bright and has impactful colours. So what is not to like about them? As alwaysContinueContinue reading “Large Screen Projection with Ultra Short Throw projectors”

Fujifilm Z6000 Drum projection

With the projector flat on the floor and the lens pointing upward, the Fujifilm Z6000 is the ideal projector for a drum projection. The type where at the top of an upright drum is a circular projection screen and people can look down at it. Drum projection at Australian National Museum, Canberra. No special bracketsContinueContinue reading “Fujifilm Z6000 Drum projection”

Projector Flying Frames

Lang EVO frames – made in Germany For several years we have imported Lang Frames from Germany. Actually it is LANG AG. The company is located about one hour from Cologne in Western Germany. Lang AG has a long history in equipment rental to staging companies, events and venues, while not being a traditional stagingContinueContinue reading “Projector Flying Frames”

Last year we reported about the purchase of Domeprojection GmbH by VIOSO Gmbh.

A most amazing and beneficial development, which allowed the two key German Players in the blending, warping, simulation and dome market to combine their experience and product portfolio in this ever increasing market. Since we started working with VIOSO products more than 10 years ago, the projection and with it the multi display, blending andContinueContinue reading “Last year we reported about the purchase of Domeprojection GmbH by VIOSO Gmbh.”

Creating Wide-screen presentations in limited space

Wide and super-wide screen presentations always have great impact. Even with flat screens, the image seems to envelope the viewer. Draws them into the image. But space is often a problem to create such impact. This in particular in heritage protected environments. Projecting in long walkways, leading people to exhibits or events, projection can createContinueContinue reading “Creating Wide-screen presentations in limited space”

Using projection paint to bring light to dark.

Projecting on to black can be very interesting. Many people may tell you that it will not work. But it does and can look amazing. There are different ways. Normal black wall paint – the image will appear, but flat in colour. Artistic paint (see below left) – light gets absorbed. Only outlines appear. BlackContinueContinue reading “Using projection paint to bring light to dark.”