I decided it was time to work the optics out.
Upon opening my projector I see it has this nice sealed lens system leading into the light path The tiny lens and focal point made me not want dig inside. I happen to have a few old camera lenses laying around an after a little fiddling found the macro lens that worked.
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random macro lens from a view camera |
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The iris mechanics unscrewed which was good I needed to get the lens closer to the aperture |
I notice the light does not exit my projector in a level manner its angled "up" at about 15 degrees this meant the lens needed to be fitted on at an angle.
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Hung loosely in place just to get a rough idea |
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6 cm x 4.5 cm the dark edge is the camera taking the pictures shadow notice the pushpin in the upper left. |
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