Singing pumpkins projector download torrent

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Hi if I want to use multiple pumpkins in several different spots and project the same music but have some dark while others are singing I know I can adjust this in my video program but if I needed to use a couple of projectors how would I sync them so they start at the same time.

Reply 1 year ago. Syncing multiple videos sources historically has been a complicated and often expensive endeavor. The only cheap means I have had personal success with was using cheap identical DVD players to play the projection content, and using a single remote control to start play on them all at once.

They even stayed in sync over the course of an 8 hour span, which is sort of astounding to have that level of mechanical precision across all the DVD players. Best of luck! Thank you so much for the reply! I will try that out. Love your input and easy to follow explanations on everything! In person you could see the effects on camera and I don't know why the right pumpkin is yellow and other two are white and yellow really hard to capture this effect to what it looks like in real life.

Reply 4 years ago. It is tough to capture dark scenes, but especially when there are high contrast elements like the jack-o-lantern faces. It will both improve the display and the ability to capture it with a camera. I've used the 50w versions actually only 15 watts, but plenty bright.

I have them flooding this past year's display directly from the side in these images- and hidden behind the columns. Thanks for taking the time to share your efforts! You can see them in this short video from this past Halloween. Reply 3 years ago. What do you think! The haunted mansion holiday singing pumpkins ,just have to hide the splash-over better!

That's fun! Where did you get that animation content, or did you create it yourself? If you created the content, I'd suggest removing the orange pumpkin shapes from the video all together. The only light that should be coming from your projector are the carved features of the pumpkin. The pumpkins themselves should be lit separately as described above.

No worries if you can't alter the video. Some suggestions are to add more lighting to the area behind the pumpkins or pulling the display further away from a wall if possible, or adding a dark background with layered elements like branches which would break up the light spillover.

Happy New Year- thanks for sharing! I got the projection media player kit from Spookfx. One problem is that in this video I simply used a black trash bag behind the lights so it slightly bleed through but nothing very noticeable ,I am getting a coro-plast panel that is flat black that should do the trick in reducing shine and the slight bleed through!

I got the extras like the gel to match the coloration and two of the spotlights you suggest I must say it adds ALOT more detail and depth. In the photo I you can see my Epson the spotlights which I will put one on both sides just didn't break out the extension cords, and the rosco gel.

Thanks those will be great this next Halloween I am going to put them in my graveyard scene in front of a16 foot tree in my yard wrapper with orange lights and will grab two or three of those and hide them the way you had them not in the same lane as the projected image but to the sides same with the purple light.

I'll have to get those and do a test video , I would put a video of them just didn't have time this season to get a good video of just the pumpkins.

Hi again I've upgraded a bunch so I got the micca mply wlan HD media player ,and a Epson home cinema projector which is only lumens but has a contrast ratio of 35, it's also p. I also have a benq MS24A which is lumens with contrast of 15, and it's svga resolution. I actually recently went by Disneys singing pumpkins and noticed my projection on my benq was actually a lot more brighter , but like in your suggestions they were almost identical to the lit pumpkins on the snow moutain I think it's better to get perfect amount of brightness I'll have to see what the Epson looks like its shipping on Amazon.

I also am going to do singing busts also like the ones at Disney I wonder what projected will be best for that. Im doing rising ghost with a used cheap 40 dollar projector also.

What brand projector do you use for these kind of effects. The perceived brightness of your projection is relative to the ambient lighting of your display environment. As a general guide, the projection should appear to be the same brightness as your illuminated pumpkins, which you can control if they are electrically lit.