2011 Halloween House Projection Live - Full Show In HD скачать в хорошем качестве

2011 Halloween House Projection Live - Full Show In HD

Get this video on your house! Visit http://www.digitalpressworks.com This is the full version of our house projection as it actually looks projected on the house. The neighborhood really seemed to enjoy it. We had kids dancing in our driveway to the music every night. Visit our website at http://www.hauntedhalloweenlair.com Our projection setup used a waterproof marine stereo system from http://www.rocktheboatmarine.com FAQ is below: Q: How many projectors did you use and what kind? A: Just one. I used a BENQ M525ST Short throw projector. 2500 lumens. It is currently discontinued. Any projector will work as long as it is bright enough and can cover your whole house from where you plan to mount it. Q: What software did you use? A: I used DAZ3D to create the original animations and Serif MoviePlus as my video editor. You can Google them. They are inexpensive, but have all the features you need to do all the cool stuff. There is a lot of other software out there that will work, though. Q: How did you get everything to line up exactly on the house? A: The hardest part is figuring out how to mount the projector in a safe and protected place and positioning it exactly the same every time you project. I have a video on my channel showing how I did that. Beyond that, you will need to create a template to use during video editing so you know where everything is supposed to go. You do that by connecting your computer to the projector and projecting your desktop onto the house. Open any graphics program that allows you to draw an image. While looking at the house, trace an outline of your house. You end up with a wire frame of your house from the exact perspective of the projector. You can use that as a temporary background while you are editing your video so you know where everything goes. It also helps you make video masks in the exact sizes and shapes you need during the editing process. Q: What did you use to play the video? A: I used a Blu Ray player and my video was in HD. Standard DVD does not provide a sharp enough image when projected so large. You can use a laptop computer, but I didn't want to leave my computer outside while projecting. One final comment: I am deluged with people asking me details of how to do this every day, but the truth is that there is no one right way to do it. The beauty of this simple concept (projecting on a building) is that it opens up a whole new world of creativity. You should find what works for you and try new things. I am not the first to do it and I certainly won't be the last, but I hope that I have contributed some new ideas to the art form and helped move it to another level.