[Frameworks] projector question

[Paul Krimmer]

hey anja. I can do this on 16 and 35 (even on 8 with a bolex ds8 with 
400ft magazine). I wrote you a message.
For all others who might be interested in the future, i´ve built a 
solution with a crass tricktable with 35mm Animationcamera + 16mm Bolex 
(+animationmotor) which is synchronized to a Lacie 730 (wide gamut 125% 
adobe rgb 2560x1600). You can see the machine on www.saalbau.at.
good light, Paul

anja ross schrieb:
> *Hello all,*
> *Another Request. Do you know a company here in Berlin, which can 
> sponsor in a way: in order to bring DV  Mini material (video sequence) 
> on 35 mm filmor better on 16 mm. I have one video piece which I 
> created 2001 and it takes ca.1 min and needs a physical material 
> because in a way it comes from sculpture thinking! Thanks for help! 
> And it might beautyful! And it haas sound!*
> ** 
> *Anja Christine ROSS, Berlin
>
> *
> 2010/8/18 Christopher Harris <charris91 at hotmail.com 
> <mailto:charris91 at hotmail.com>>
>
>     Hello all,
>
>     I very recently bought an Elmo 16 CL DELUXE projector with a 38mm
>     lens and I noticed that compared to the Eiki owned by the
>     university where I teach the throw is much wider than the Eiki
>     with the ISCO 35-65 16MM zoom lens.  Both projectors have 200W
>     bulbs so I suppose that the difference in brightness comes down to
>     the difference between the same lamp focused to a spotlight versus
>     flooded.  Even with the Elmo switched to "high" brightness its
>     much dimmer than the Eiki.
>
>     Any opinions?  On or off list is fine by me.
>
>     CH
>
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