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Yes, HD video, professional reverse screens, and ultra-high-end projectors will yield a top-flight viewing experience. Yes, a Ferrari will get the attention of some people, and yes, it can be used to get groceries, but is it needed? Is the benefit worth all the added expense, or will that added expense push the ability to even do said activity out of the realm of possibility or practicality? You're trying to pitch the idea that folks should go out and by a Ferrari to go grocery shopping. But the point of this thread is people were getting sold on the notion that they have to use a high-end, high-power, high-cost projector to get a projection on a window, and this is definitely not true. Many folks wail about the un-reinforced Wally skeletons falling apart, which could be fixed by getting the newer wired skeletons. I hear many folks wailing about the logistical difficulties of FCGs that all could be avoided if they built FLGs instead. There are always better ways to do things. Here is another sample of my videoĬlick to expand.I'm afraid you totally missed the point of this thread Bermise. Maybe im going to buy another used cheaper projector this time for another window projection. It did not give a very sharp pictures like the epson but still appeared to be spooky enough for my little treaters! Finished 2 and 3/4 large bags of assorted chocolates to my trick or treaters! Can't wait for next halloween. The windowfx projector was projected through our main door. I got a devil's laugh playing continuously in my porch thru my celfone that hid under my props. All in all, very successful video show and halloween eve! The trick or treaters were very amazed, just kept saying 'wow' and thrilled.

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I did all the set up myself, my hubby got all the praises and compliments hahahah! i did the sound system also cracked the window a little bit for my speakers. But i wonder if it works with my vinyl gray rear projection film, if its not too dark though my epson has 4000 lumens projecting brighter result. But the idea of layering the projection screen/film with a black chiffon is a good idea. Only thing, i have short distance between the window and the projector that the whole window was not fully covered by the atmosfx video clips so i can visibly see the rectangular frame or edges which i want to darken them. Hi! Did you put the frosted shower curtain first facing the projector then the black chiffon? I used the Carl's gray rear projection film and i love it, moderately expensive though but its very good with no spotlight from the projector. Now, if you're projecting outside, over long distances, a business projector probably fits the bill, but for projecting indoors on a window screen, my opinion is lower power is better. These aren't all that bright, and would never work well in a home theater setting, but they work awesome for projecting an image on a window screen without being too bright, and they are much less expensive than professional business projectors. This is why I've used the cheaper low-grade, entry-level, I'll call them kids projectors for window use. What we really need is a projector that has enough power to clearly show the image we want on the screen, but not be so bright that it lights up the room and screen and makes the window appear white/grey or un-naturally bright. Even though the makers of the videos try to keep them high contrast so the image you want visible on the screen is emphasized and the backgrounds are de-emphasized, the fact is when you dump a lot of light into a dark room, it's going to show on the screen, and that's going to be seen from outside. We don't really need the power or durability of a commercial professional projector.Īnother concern that I have is when you project onto a window screen, you are lighting it up. We are usually projecting a relatively low-color med-res image a short distance (8-10ft) in a darkened room for a month or less. They are designed to project a bright, colorful, high-res image over a long distance (20-30 ft) in a brightly-lit conference room on a year round basis. These are awesome projectors, but they are not designed for our purposes. One concern that I have is I keep seeing people wanting to buy high-end corporate/business type projectors. I project the video onto a frosted Walmart shower curtain, from about ten feet away, which is about how far most people can place a projector from a screen in most smaller rooms. I've done them in a bedroom window and in our dining room. I started doing projections three years ago. I keep seeing posts about buying projectors for window animations, and wanted to add my dos centavos worth on buying them because I see a lot of what I think is bad information.