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              March 11, 2012
              Kenn Tam

              [BTSV] Creating Super Heroes with an Overhead

              Haristobald’s photostream has some interesting shots in it but what is more interesting is how he produced them. Using an old school, overhead projector, A4 sized transparencies, a strobe and a bit of mechanical know how, Haristobald can now transform his environment and his models. See behind the scenes of his latest Superman shoot and jump into the full post to see a video on how he modified an archaic device into a useful photography tool.




               
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              • President_Putin

                Thats actually pretty cool. Going to try something like that with a more simple setup.

              • Marc Schwarz

                I think there are more simple ways to do a shot like this. You don’t need such a projector for this.

              • Anthony Hayes

                check out the Microvision SHOWWX+ HDMI Laser Pico Projector …

              • http://haristobald.blogspot.com/ Haristobald

                Actually, with a flash instead of a lamp you can easely kill the ambiant and work everywhere. With a projector you will need a totally black room! 

                Regards,

                haristobald

              • Brian McCarthy

                The only thing I don’t like about this concept is that I didn’t think of it first.  

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