Hello, I would like to project an image by enlarging it onto a big wall. However, I don't have a projector (and I can't afford one either). Do you have any ideas?
there is a projection tool that works with a lamp and mirrors that allows you to project the image of a paper support onto a wall. unfortunately, I can't remember the name. to dig... otherwise, a slide projector remains the best equipment.
papy84140
Hi; I have the same problem and I don't remember the name either !!!!!!!! Have you found it since because I'm urgently interested in the info. A+ Thanks
Claude Lachance
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It's tedious, but the result is worth it! On the drawing you want to enlarge, you need to find the center and cross a horizontal and a vertical line at that point. From this point, you need to create a grid of 1 cm square by drawing lines every centimeter vertically and horizontally.
You need to determine the enlargement of your drawing: 10 times bigger, 20 times. Well, you need to create the same grid on the wall, with squares of 10 cm for 10 times bigger and squares of 20 cm for 20 times bigger. You can also make squares of 12, 13, 15, etc. However, you never change the measurements of the drawing to be enlarged.
Now that you are at this stage, you reproduce each square and your drawing on the squares on the wall and everything will enlarge. There you go, it's a lot of work. Good luck!!
Hi, I bought (cheaply) a kind of toy to project stars on a wall. Then I asked the person who prints photos from a non-digital camera to print the photos in the size I requested (very small), then I put them in my device and voilà. I recommend getting a toy and good quality batteries.
Hello move it elsewhere or fix the projector to the ceiling, but you need to have a keystone correction to adjust the sides that will be distorted by the projection angle. (video projectors have these adjustments... within a certain limit anyway) hi
Hi, I don't understand your response, what is it? To be honest, I don't know much about it! Can't we do this with, I don't know, a halogen lamp, a transparent one...?
This device is called an "episcop" : for example.
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