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March 6th, 2001, 09:49 AM
#11
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I think it?s not possible to capture and flash to hard disk a high resolution picture of every frame of a film running in real time. The idea of triggering the capture process with the projector is very good, but it shurly needs a significant slow down. This could be made, modifying the motor control circuit and replacing the bulb and it?s supply unit. But it shurly would require a special software application, which captures on demand (flash contact of projector connected to mouse button) and joins the captured files together to a avi file or sth else.
Pedro
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March 17th, 2001, 06:20 AM
#12
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I own two Sony bm-2100 Projectors that allow you to single frame project, they also run at between 4 fps - 55 fps gen locked to a video system ! For more info contact Pro-Vision Studios in San Francisco California at 1-415-552-5356 or [email protected]
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March 17th, 2001, 06:21 AM
#13
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I own two Sony BM-2100 Projectors that allow you to single frame project, they also run at between 4 fps - 55 fps gen. locked to a video system with most all video formats to tape on ! For more info contact Pro-Vision Studios in San Francisco California at 1-415-552-5356 or [email protected]
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