I have been kind of surprised too and I don't know what is going on. My
astronomy club meeting is in an ampitheater type lecture hall seating
about a 1000 and with a projection booth in back. They frequently have
a Kodak Carousel showing slides while waiting to start and then they
use a GIANT Epson digital projector for the main presentation run off a
laptop. The digital is a little better. I have no ideal of the
resolution of the projector or the files on the laptop. I remember
saying a couple of years ago just the opposite. So progress seems to be
hurtling along.
Winsor
Long Beach, California
USA
On Aug 15, 2004, at 6:49 AM, jez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> We recently had a 'slide slow' at our camera club* of images from a
> Nikon D100 (6MP) projected thru a 1024*768 LCD projector.
> It was stunning to the point that everyone wants one. Easily as good
> as
> slides through our $1800 Kodak carousel and 'good' lens. (This opinion
> was common to all the audience, sitting at the typical sort of viewing
> positions you would expect for 50 people to watch a slide show.)
>
> Why are the pix so good through a <1MP LCD projector?!!
> br
> jez
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