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Re: Projection via mirrors
- From: P3D Dr. George A. Themelis <fj834@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Projection via mirrors
- Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1996 12:26:56 -0400
I cannot avoid stereotyping here ;), but Japannese people are very clever!
>I have the same TDC projector with 5" lenses and I had had the same trouble
>before. Because my multi-function room as a study, a living room, a bed
>room, and also a projection room is totally small. :-(
>So when I project slides in my room, I always use a mirror to get more
>distance. You only have to insert slides inside out. You'll feel few loss
>because of the mirror.
>At first, the advantage you can get the best seat. :-)
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> 20"x20" [projector]
Clever!!! But I have a few questions... How does it feel looking at the
projection screen through a mirror? Whouldn't it be better for you to just
project a smaller image in the screen and skip the mirror? Where do your
friends sit?
>By the way, I've sent a small slide show titled "Meet Shilo" to NSA
>slide presentation. If you go to Rochester, you can see it. I hope
>you enjoy it.
Looking forward to meeting Shilo in Rochester!
George Themelis (vacation is over ;()
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