Once a student and I did some projections into a
translucent glass sphere using
a fisheye lens adapter on a motion picture projector that, if I recall
correctly, was quite interesting.
Scanning projectors may not be the best solution to projection. Better,
I
think, to convert to a spherical doughnut shaped image and then project
with a
cone or other auxiliary device to an instantaneous 360 degree projection.
This
enables easy image changes as well. I would suspect you'd want to make
the
"dupes" on something larger than 35mm stock ... maybe 2 1/4 or 4x4?to
d.hazy: South Henrietta Institute of Photography
use 46mm and keep it workable
in carousel...forox it.simon see my answer which
did. go on line.
Andrew o o 0 0 o . o Davidhazy, Imaging and Photo
Tech
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> hi there,
> spinning around with a 220vr and taking slides i wonder
> if there are 360 deg. slide-projectors for those panos?
> kind of rotating lens and light spinning in the middle (light)
> and outside (lens) of a pano-slide that is mounted on a plexiglas-drum?
> cheers, michael
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