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LOGO PROJECTION. Logo projection can be achieved in several different ways, by projecting through a 35mm slide or photographic film, by projecting through a "gobo" or by projecting via a multimedia projector. All three methods have their advantages and disadvantages: Slide Projection enables you to project literally anything that can be captured on a transparency and so allows complete pictures to be captured and projected easily. Unfortunately because it is very easy to burn or bleach the film, the lamp used in these projectors is usually quite weak and consequently produces rather a dull image which struggles to be seen in anything but a relatively dark environment. Gobo
Projection. A "gobo" is simply a thin piece of metal
with a message or logo etched out of it through which the light
By far the most common and successful method
is with the use of "gobos". Gobo projectors are relatively
inexpensive, use Please contact us for advice on the correct choice of logo projector for your application. |
Multimedia
Projection or "big screen projection", as it is sometimes called, can
reproduce static and moving images onto any suitable surface. Most commonly used
for "home cinema" entertainment or linked to a computer, the multimedia
projector can reproduce virtually anything from a DVD or VHS recording to a
"Power Point" presentation or satellite television. The disadvantages are the
relatively short life of the lamp, which usually costs several hundred pounds to
replace and the projectors lack of resistance to contamination which reduces the
image quality (The most common contaminant being tobacco smoke).
