Micro Projector
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 DA Lite UPM 1 Universal Projector Mount White  US $39.90
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 1050mAh Battery 3M MPro 110 Micro Projector USA US $15.45
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 PROJECTOR CEILING MOUNT US $123.99
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 V7 PM1UE20B Ceiling Mount Projector Mount Adapter US $73.95
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 3M MPro Micro Professional Pocket Projector Case US $10.99
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 Peerless PRG Precision Gear Projector Mount with Spider Universal Adapter US $139.99
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 Peerless BM 5001U Optoma Universal Ceiling Mount US $159.00
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 Panasonic HVS014140 Interchangeable Projector Lens NEW US $849.95
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 NEW INFOCUS SP LAMP LP1 Projector Lamp XPIF018 US $128.99
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 Peerless PRG UNV PRG Precision Gear Projector Mount with Spider Universal A US $122.99
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 PRG Precision Gear Projector Mount Black mount with Spider Universal Adapter US $161.98
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 NEW V7 PM1UE20B Ceiling Mount For Projector 20 lb L US $52.24
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 PRG UNV PROJECTOR MOUNT UNIVERSAL ADAPTER WITH SPIDER US $141.86
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Gigaware Micro Projector Unboxing and Review
Any ideas for a 30 minute photograhy lesson?
It is for a one off micro teach. I basically have nothing! No cameras, no photoshop. It is for 8 students. All non photographers. Do have digital projector. I really wanted to do something practical? Any ideas?
Well, you don't say that you have no expeerience - just no equipment for the class.
To me, the first thing a point and shoot user needs to learn is to take a meter reading from the main subject and recompose, if necessary. Center up the main subject, do a half-press of the shutter button to lock the meter and focus, recompose, completely press the shutter to take the picture. That solves a lot of the typiucal problems.
The next thing that helps is to learn about changing to "sunny" or "tungsten" instead of "Auto" white balance. Don't forget to put it back on auto when you put the camera away, though.
