#projector and camera

[comtechno2603]

[virtual-boy]

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"Don't make me laugh!"

mr ring-a-ding from doctor who stimboard with cinema stims!

[magicicephoenix]

Projection - The Ink Demonth 2024 (Day 7)

You made me in your image… so I lack a soul!

[vermwerm]

GRAB HIM BY HIS STUPID HOTDOG SHAPED HEAD !!!!!

[goshyesvintageads]

Revere Camera Co, 1947

[blaggyrag]

[julietandcinderella-if]

Researching if there are portable projectors in the 50's (it was Kodak), then figuring out how tf do they connect to speakers (there's an audio jack... somewhere. I still am in disbelief on how it can be that simple), to figuring out a reasonably sized set of speakers small enough to fit in the trunk of a vauxhall cresta (why is brown such a common color among speakers in the 50's) was not a rabbit hole I expected myself to be in.

[vincent-stims]

“Now hush, little baby, don't you cry, everything's gonna be alright.”

Eminem - Mockingbird

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[robertmatejcek]

Untitled Large Format Still Life with Coins and Bric-a-Brac - analog photograph - paper negative, 3 second exposure +/-, hand-built cardboard box camera, unknown projector lens, caffenol developer - robert matejcek - 2024

Craig Ferguson: "It's slang for when you've got a lot of money. Oh, that guy, he's rolling in quinoa." Geoff Peterson: “Or you could say it like this: he's rolling in quinoa.” - Craig Ferguson & Josh Robert Thompson - The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

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[9triangles]

[misforgotten2]

Every gift? Baby shower?

The Saturday Evening Post - December 7th 1946

[itachi86]

monroe fanboying over the stuff in the trailer

[k00294664]

Disrupt 19-11-23

Taking inspiration from Aideen Barry's OBLIVION project, I combined what I learned in the Photosop Animate workshop and the Photogoraphy workshop to test out some moving image ideas. Using our own cheap projector in our apartment, I projected an animation I made previously over the faces and bodies of my friends. I played around with the angles, the focus on the projector, the exposure on my phone camera and the size of the projection. I edited the clips together in Clipchamp.

This is a storyboard outlining the flow of the story with ideas for audio as well as visual.

This was our basic setup.

These are sketchbook pages planning out the prep for shots like these. Also featured are plans to go further with the idea, on a bigger scale with more people featured.

These are some stills showing the difference in the hard and soft edge lights and the different compositions. I really want to experiment more with lighting and editing and push this idea as far as I can.

[motherfuckingcat]

[blaggyrag]

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[allcirclesvanish]

artists curating the details of ai assisted rendering are definitely still making conscious choices about their own art...? like how is that even an argument lol. do people who think like this have any such arguments about blending brushes? or photographs? every day i see people making the same arguments about what constitutes "real" art and every day i swear they are inching closer to outright saying that real art can't be created using computers at all. it's silly.