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Projector Lens Camera. They both collect light from one side and project it out of the other. What you may not have seen are a few twists on using an unconventional projector lens, meant for viewing medium format slides, and a way to mount a 50's classic projector lens. Photographer nicholas morganti found a giant kodak slide projector lens at an antique shop and set to work adapting it to his. This unconventional lens choice can add a distinct and captivating visual style to your work. Sean from fotodiox came across a vintage magic lantern projector at an antique store and adapted its front lens to a mirrorless camera for a soft and painterly look. With a projector lens, you can create visually stunning and ethereal images, introduce captivating lens flares, play with depth of field, and achieve unique bokeh effects. Camera and projector lenses work on essentially the same principle, just in reverse. For camera lenses, they collect light from.

For camera lenses, they collect light from. Photographer nicholas morganti found a giant kodak slide projector lens at an antique shop and set to work adapting it to his. With a projector lens, you can create visually stunning and ethereal images, introduce captivating lens flares, play with depth of field, and achieve unique bokeh effects. What you may not have seen are a few twists on using an unconventional projector lens, meant for viewing medium format slides, and a way to mount a 50's classic projector lens. They both collect light from one side and project it out of the other. Camera and projector lenses work on essentially the same principle, just in reverse. This unconventional lens choice can add a distinct and captivating visual style to your work. Sean from fotodiox came across a vintage magic lantern projector at an antique store and adapted its front lens to a mirrorless camera for a soft and painterly look.

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Projector Lens Camera With a projector lens, you can create visually stunning and ethereal images, introduce captivating lens flares, play with depth of field, and achieve unique bokeh effects. What you may not have seen are a few twists on using an unconventional projector lens, meant for viewing medium format slides, and a way to mount a 50's classic projector lens. Sean from fotodiox came across a vintage magic lantern projector at an antique store and adapted its front lens to a mirrorless camera for a soft and painterly look. They both collect light from one side and project it out of the other. This unconventional lens choice can add a distinct and captivating visual style to your work. For camera lenses, they collect light from. Photographer nicholas morganti found a giant kodak slide projector lens at an antique shop and set to work adapting it to his. With a projector lens, you can create visually stunning and ethereal images, introduce captivating lens flares, play with depth of field, and achieve unique bokeh effects. Camera and projector lenses work on essentially the same principle, just in reverse.