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Written by Barry Shuttleworth

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Published: 15 August 2014

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With so many different applications and options, choosing the right projector for your specific requirements can be a mind-boggling process. Size, weight, brightness, battery, budget, connections, image size, content and more, all come into account, not forgetting functionality, style and coolness.

Our eBook called 'How to Choose the Right Projector for YOU' will help you cut through to some answers pretty quickly and narrow down your choice.  If you have't downloaded it yet, please click here.

Our Blog Pages have some further information in a series titled The Mini Projector Selector and each projector page has its own Specification tab where the tech-heads amongst you can go crazy weighing up Native Resolution, Aspect Ratios, Video Compatibility and whatever else you want to focus on.

If you still can't work it out, we're always here to help you match a projector to your unique application, drop us a line below or call us if you just need to talk to someone.

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Written by Barry Shuttleworth

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Published: 16 July 2014

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The Arts has such diversity that is determined only by the lack of confines of the artists themselves. Mini Projector has supplied numerous pico and hand held projectors to artists over the years for applications as diverse as

• Handheld projection onto theatre backdrops and artists performing on stage
• Projecting images onto canvasses for detailed reproduction
• Street Art projection 
• Projecting backdrops for musical performers
• Gallery & Museum exhibitions
• Airborne projection onto buildings using drones
• Enhanced gallery tours with guides using handheld projectors to enrich the tour commentary

Below are some examples of the creativity and diversity displayed by mini projector's house collective.

Table Projection by Lottie Sebes, Fine Arts student at UNSW Art & Design (formerly COFA) 

Equipment: Qumi Q5, 500 Lumens mini projector mounted 1.5 metres above dining table with MP4 movie file looping from USB thumb drive.

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Written by Barry Shuttleworth

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Published: 18 June 2014

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