16mm Projection
 ISCO GOTTINGEN 16mm Cine projection Lens 119 45mm Used Good $170.00 
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 Rare Vintage Ampro 16 MM Projection Projector $149.00
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 Bell Howell 16mm Projection Lens 35 f 23 In Mint Condition $135.00
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 BH 15 F16 16mm Cine Projection Lens old style $119.00
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 Taylor Hobson Projector Projection Lens 2 Inch f16 For16mm Projectors $94.79
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 RCA 3 inch FL 16mm Projection Lens 525mm Diameter $99.50
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 60mm F15 fast 16mm Buhl Projection Lens Clean $100.00
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 16mm 4 inches f 28 Projection Lens Used Clean Condition $99.50
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 Simpson 16mm 3 1 2 inches f 25 Projection Lens Minty $79.50
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 16mm 4 inches f 28 Projection Lens Excellent $79.00
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 16mm Cine Kodak Bifocal Converter projection Lens Used $59.95
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 Vintage Bell Howell Increlite 5 8 Inch f 21 16mm Projection Lens Used 200009 $60.00
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 16mm 4 inches f 28 Projection Lens Excellent New $49.50
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 EIKI MANUFACTURED SUPER 16 50MM F 12 PROJECTION LENS MINT COND FOR 16MM $5.50 (2 Bids)
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 Optoma PK201 Pico Pocket Projector List Price: Sale Price: $209.99 You save: $90.00 (30%)  Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionOptoma's PK201 Pico pocket projector takes on-the-go projection to the next level. Ideal for mobile business presentations or sharing entertainment with friends, the palm-sized PK201 performs powerfully with 20 ANSI lumens and 16:9 WVGA widescreen resolution...  |
 LCD Movie Projector, 800x600 Pixels, HDMI Port, 1080i/p Compatible, Game TV Home Sale Price: $238.99 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days DescriptionNew Page 1 Display Technology: 5" LCD, by Taiwan Prime View International Native Resolution: 800x600 pixels compatible with 1080i/p Brightness 2500 Lumens (Peak Value); Contrast Ratio 800:1; Aspect Ratio 4:3 and 16:9 Lamp Life 5000 hours on average; Image Size 50"-150" diagonal; 2 built-in speakers Throw Distance 5... |
 Panasonic 8mm f/3.5 ED Fisheye Lens for Lumix G Micro Four Thirds Digital Cameras List Price: Sale Price: $629.00 You save: $170.95 (21%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours DescriptionWith a 180 degree angle of view, the world is a very different place. And the Panasonic 8mm full-frame Fisheye lens captures that view brilliantly with 10 elements in 9 groups (1 ED lens) to minimize chromatic aberration and distortion, multi-coating to minimize ghosts and flare, and a stepping motor for smooth and silent focusing... |
 MicroVision SHOWWX Classic Laser Pico Projector for iPod Sale Price: $300.00 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionAmplify yourself with the SHOWWX laser pico projector. The SHOWWX projects big, bright, and colorful images that are always in focus, yet it is small enough to fit in your pocket. Connect the SHOWWX to a video output-capable device to spontaneously share photos and videos, presentations and more, for a big screen experience... |
 Epson MovieMate 60 Portable Projector, DVD and music player combo (V11H319220) Sale Price: $999.99 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionWSVGA widescreen resolution |
 Sharper Image Entertainment Projector List Price: Sale Price: $99.00 You save: $6.99 (7%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionProduct Description Connects to game consoles, TVs and DVD players ? Video in is composite jacks (typically yellow, red & white) ? Project onto a white wall or ceiling ? 640 x 480 resolution ? 40" diagnal image is recommended for sharpest viewing ? Best viewed in a darkened room ? Projects up to six feet away ? Illuminated control panel makes it easy to control in the dark ? Manual focus ? Pivoting stand lets you adjust to the perfect viewing angle ? Built in stereo sound ? Headphone jack ? Controls for volume, contrast, color saturation and focus ? Includes an A/V cable and AC adaptor ? Uses a standard 60-watt/12-volt MR-16 halogen bulb (included) Technical Details Watch TV, DVD movies, home videos, and even play your favorite video games up to 7... |
 MediaMax Pro LED Multimedia Projector DVB-T HDMI VGA AV Home Theatre 1080P Sale Price: $509.00 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 6-10 business days DescriptionIt's just another day of enjoying your home entertainment projector when all of a sudden you see the dreaded lamp warning indicator telling you it will soon be time to replace the projector lamp. What a pain in the ass... |
 3M Lcd Multimedia Projector (X20) List Price: Sale Price: $1,014.00 You save: $156.99 (13%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days DescriptionX20 MultiMedia Projector wirelessly sends MPEG2 full screen video (30 frames per second) with audio, 802.11 a/b/g for up to 54 Mps even in ad-hoc mode. Connect two computers, one via standard USB 2.0 cable and another via VGA cable for multisource presentations... |
 Acer P5271 DLP Projector List Price: Sale Price: $619.69 You save: $279.31 (31%) Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days DescriptionThe Acer® P5271 professional projector is packed with features, including eOpening Management, SmartFormat Technology, Best Color Tracking Technology and EcoProjection Technology. |
 Mini Multimedia Projector + Remote Computer Laptop Digital Screen TV Video HD Sale Price: $406.00 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days DescriptionMini Multimedia Projector with remote controller and SD card slot is a smooth and slim designed, on-the-go multimedia/business/presentation mini projector. This high quality mini projector is great for business, social and personal uses... |
The Sylvian Experiments (DVDVerdict)
# The Charge
Something has gone very wrong.
# The Case
Do you remember, a decade or more ago, when Japanese horror movies were the
hot ticket? Hiroshi Takahashi certainly does since he helped kick off the
J-Horror wave as the screenwriter of **Ringu**. He tries to elicit further
goose bumps with **The Sylvian Experiments**, which he wrote and directed. The
movie was originally titled **Kyofu** (which translates approximately as
"fear") in Japan. There is an effectively creepy atmosphere, especially early
on, but the movie is ultimately a narrative mess.
Husband and wife neuroscientists discover a 16mm film documenting a dangerous
experiment on the part of the human brain called the sylvian fissure.
Activating this part of the brain seems to cause hallucinations akin to astral
projection and maybe something far more sinister. The couple's young daughters
happen to see the film too and they become entranced by a blinding white light
that will follow them during their adolescence. Years later, Kaori (Mina
Fujii) returns home to search for her missing sister who disappeared with
three others. Death-obsessed Miyuki (Yuri Nakamura) has been admitted to a
medical lab where their mother (Nagisa Katahira) is secretly researching the
sylvian fissure ...
16mm projector operation