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Testimonial:
Here are some shots of my set up at the Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge in Alaska. This is one of the places I present my panoramic aurora program. This theater room is only operational during the summer tourist season here in Alaska while the Lodge is open. I have been doing programs at this since 1997, but this is my first year with a digital program, as I had used 6 slide projectors for the program in the past.
Now it is a great relief to be doing an all digital show, and the Epson 6500UB is much brighter than I ever would have imagined. Projecting an image 20' wide in a darkened room is quite stunning to see. Very bright, wonderful colors, and as much clarity as an HD program can deliver. I never thought a 1600 lumen projector could work so well. Thanks to Epson for that.
I built a black projection cabinet to hold the equipment needed for the show. Sound system and Blu-Ray player.
This program I have created is the only wide screen aurora presentation anywhere in the world, there are no others! I call my programs concerts of photography, or a symphony of photographer, or a PhotoSymphony. That is the word I coined to represent my shows, and my business name, PhotoSymphony Productions.
LeRoy Zimmerman
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