This event marked the con debut of my DIY flash projector, a personal project that I had been working on intermittently for almost a decade.
It took a while to brainstorm, patch together, and refine, but the clunky contraption had several advantages over the commercially-available solutions (specif. the Light Blaster from 2015), namely
- The gobo / film slide is not confined to the traditional dimensions of of film (24mm x 36mm rectangle), so I could take full advantage of the entire image circle of the attached lens.
- Using a metal lens adapter as the mounting point allows me to securely mount much heavier zoom lenses for the projector.
equipment notes:
2 lights, DIY flash projector, 2 light stands, Rogue Flashbender XL, Canon EOS M50
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