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@@HillSt.Gym. step 1 shows everything you need to make it happen. fxprojections.com/house-shows

@@solallc9744 red brick is very difficult to project on. You should be able to go into the projector settings and mess with the brightness/contrast/hue/saturation which will help a tad.. but the solution that will really help the most is painting your brick or buying a projector that is much brighter unfortunately

@@fxprojections9769 Thank you!

@@CrunchEnhancer mine is 53 feet. Ignore that part of projector centrals specs as these projector can go much larger than what they have listed. That's just the "recommended Max listing" but they all can go much larger

@@eauneau that's why most of us use earth anchors holding the enclosure down. Extremely hard to pull out of the ground that way.

Thank you! This is the Epson L210sf

@@HustleHeadquarters check out my website as it has a lot of info on there. FxProjections.com

@@pedrogonzalez7887 that's what step 2 is for. Once you outline your house and send it to me, I fit the shows to your house outline. fxprojections.com/house-shows

@fxprojections9769 what’s the turnover time?

@@freddygalvan6930 motion array

How do u get the green phantoms over the house? I can't seem to remove the black background with removing the phantoms as well

@@freddygalvan6930 if you are using Adobe after effects.. I use the mode screen and adjust brightness, hue, saturation. You can always try the effect luma or color key and play with those settings

Thanks I'll give it a try

@@chidoribird it's a short throw. Every 1/2 foot back the projector goes, the projections will be 1 foot wide on the surface

Thank you!!!

@@kprimm1967 thank you!!

@@RoyGregorio where the projectors are placed at in the yard is overall irrelevant because they are technically covering the whole house when I'm not masking it out in sections per projector. I probably should have made that more clear in the video.. but yeah the way I explained is correct with which one is which on the house.

@@fxprojections9769 Thanks for clearing that up. I was hoping you made a mistake, because I already ordered the Optoma. Which one did you end up keeping? or both?

@@RoyGregorio I used the Epson on the front of the house still. The Optomas are still solid projectors though!

@@JuanitoSalvo you could snap a picture of them, do the editing in the software of that picture and then reproject it back on to them

@@CryptoQuest1 it will absolutely work fine with that size! Not exactly sure why they limit the sizes but I believe it's more of a "recommendation" than what it can do

@@fxprojections9769 thank you for the quick reply! God bless

@@mtnestr9850 you can use the Epson for that but you can also go cheaper and not as bright for a window. The average $100-$200 projector from Amazon would do just fine for that

I would like to have the option of using the projector for house projections or for window projections. My current projector is 800 ansi but I would like it to be brighter for my window projection. I was hoping the Epson Projector would work for both and also work as a movie projector.

@@mtnestr9850 it will absolutely work for both! 👍

Great! Now if I could find one to purchase. They’re out of stock everywhere.

@@mtnestr9850 they are hard to find, but if you go to my website, under "house shows" and then "hardware/step 1", I have a link to a company that should have them in stock

One of my newer RUclips videos "DIY kits" shows how I make a mini show in the video editor Adobe After Effects

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@@IllumiProjQC much appreciation 🙏

@@sherahbenton1327 thank you! Check out my website FxProjections.com and under "house shows" it'll show how it's done 👍

@@elizabethgaspar4064 thank you! I wanted to make one fun with variety 😊

@fxprojections9769 you absolutely did that that's just truly amazing ii love it thank u for sharing the house with us ❤️ 😊

@@vampirerodgers2890 thank you!

@@fxprojections9769 hey can you use one of my songs?

@@jakehall7350 some are from AtmosFx and others are from Motion Array

@@seansalak9516 for the holiday seasons I usually export to a flash drive, plug that into a $50 media player and then plug it into the projector and will loop the shows all evening

@@seansalak9516 no problem! Glad it helped ☺️

@@quintessa4291 thank you 👍

Once again, another great show!!

@@H31S3NB3RG I try, I try lol thank you!!

@@msservingjustice thank you! This was from random RUclips clips.. I had to Rotobrush them out of the scenes so that's why the edges look funky.

@@fxprojections9769 could you point me to the clips - im trying to do project for a big party and need to put the Cauldron one on a loop .. thanks

@@dodgeman577 interesting.. I'm assuming you've used the focus knob on top of the projector. They're does hit a point where if you are far enough back, certain projectors at certain distance can't focus that far out.. but that projector should be good at 60 feet. Are the projections blurry or just pixelated? It's expected being that far back for pixels to be almost the size of a finger nail.

@@WelshTerminator_ I wish these were green screen clips.. then it would have saved me a lot of time! I had to rotobrush them all in after effects show

@@fxprojections9769 I had a feeling this was going to be the case. 😂😂 Thanks for getting back to me though and this is such a great show also.

@@chado6287 glad it helped!! I mainly use AtmosFx characters but a lot of the other stuff/effects is me and piecing it together.

@@fxprojections9769 Amazing! thanks for the tip and response :D

@@EdHarrell1 thank you! It's not a cheap hobby lol I tried to keep all the kits reasonably priced though for the DIYers

@@randykassebaum8815 all 3 of these projectors can cover the full length of an average sized house. If you are going based off the projectors spec sheets, this is a recommendation but they can go much bigger as shown in the video. Hope that helps!

@@vampirerodgers2890 check out my website fxprojections.com under "house shows" it has all the info to make it happen 👍

@@vampirerodgers2890 I responded to your other comment but my website has all the info (fxprojections.com) it's not exactly cheap though 1-2kish depending on which projector you get along with how many shows.

@@thelasttrip5094 Solid question! I haven't had any issues with this since most of the time it isn't a pitch dark environment I'm doing projection mapping in. Any slight ambient lighting around what you are projecting on shouldn't make the "black square" noticable. I've never noticed it on a house or building but I'm sure in a pitch dark room it would be.

@@Capturedthrills the cheaper projectors often times have a built in media player so you might be able to plug a flash drive directly into the projector and have it play/loop. You'd need to check the projectors settings

@@fxprojections9769 ok thank you :)

Yeah you should be able to do a cheaper one for a room size wall 👍

The Epson was brand new. Since it's laser it's rated for 20,000 hours and has a consistent gradual decline over it's lifespan from my understanding

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Thank you! 😊