Nec Video Projectors
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 Yamaha LPX 500 Lamp We rebuild your old PJL 5015 Bulb  US $269.00
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 NEC NP02LP Projector Lamp for NP40 NP50 US $279.55
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 NEC MP300CM Ceiling Mount for NP M260X NP M260w NP M300X NP M300W Projectors US $141.65
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 Yamaha DPX 1100 Lamp We rebuild your old DPX 1300 Bulb US $269.00
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 Yamaha DPX 1200 Lamp We rebuild your old PJL 427 Bulb US $269.00
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 Yamaha LPX 510 Lamp Well rebuild your old PJL 520 Bulb US $269.00
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 Viewsonic PJ 755 Lamp We rebuild your old RLC 002 Bulb US $269.00
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 Viewsonic PJ755 Lamp Well rebuild your old PJ755D Bulb US $269.00
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 Sharp XR 20S Lamp well rebuild your old ANXR20LP Bulb US $259.00
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 Sharp XR 20X Lamp well rebuild your old XR 20 Bulb US $259.00
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 Runco VX 1c Lamp Well rebuild your old VX1c bulb US $279.00
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 Runco VX 1 Lamp Well rebuild your old VX1 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 700 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL700 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 710 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL710 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 510 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL510 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 500 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL500 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 420 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL420 bulb US $269.00
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 Runco CL 410 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL410 bulb US $269.00
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 InFocus LP860 Lamp Well rebuild your old LP 860 bulb US $249.00
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 InFocus LP850 Lamp Well rebuild your old LP 850 bulb US $249.00
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 Battery Technology NP04LP BTI Projector Lamp US $327.56
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 NEC NP12LP Replacement Lamp for NP4100W NP4100 US $466.34
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 NEC LT30LP Projector Lamp for LT30 US $342.08
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 NEC VT77LP Projector Lamp for VT770 US $277.86
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 NP07LP Replacement Lamp for NP300 NP400 NP500 W NP600 US $276.20
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 NEC NP08LP Replacement Lamp for NP41 and NP43 US $285.66
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 NEC NP02LP replacement lamp for np40 np50 US $288.05
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 NEC NP03LP replacement lamp for np60 US $310.51
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 NEC WT610 Lamp Well rebuild your old WT610E bulb US $259.00
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 NEC WT61LP Lamp Well rebuild your old WT61 bulb US $259.00
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 NEC VT40LP Projector Lamp for VT440 VT540 US $323.42
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 NEC NP04LP Projector Lamp for NP4000 US $487.99
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 NEC NP10LP REPLACEMENT LAMP Kit US $199.36
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 InFocus LP640 Lamp Bulb We rebuild your LP 640 lamp US $249.00
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 Digital Projection Lightning 10GV Lamp rebuilt w excha US $1,987.00
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 NEC NP03LP replacement lamp for np60 US $297.52
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 NEC NP02LP replacement lamp for np40 np50 US $275.06
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 NEC NP04LP NEC Projector Replacement Lamp Kit US $545.90
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 NEC NP04LP Projector Replacement Lamp US $505.46
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 NEC NP14LP Replacement Lamp for NP310 410 and NP510 US $275.04
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 NEC VT60LP Projector Lamp for VT660 VT465 VT460 VT46 US $275.31
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 NEC NP06LP Projector Lamp for NP1150 NP2150 NP3150 US $415.27
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 NEC WT61LPE Projector Lamp for WT610 WT610E US $391.41
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 NEC NP01LP Projector Lamp for NP1000 NP2000 US $416.56
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 NEC VT75LPE Projector Lamp for LT280 LT380 VT470 VT670 US $279.44
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 NEC LT35LP Projector Lamp for LT35 US $356.40
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 NEC Projector Lamp for MT1060 MT1060R MT1065 MT860 US $420.28
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 NEC VT70LP Projector Lamp for VT37 VT47 VT570 US $288.88
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 NEC Replacement Lamp for LT220 LT240 LT260 HT1000 US $381.35
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 NEC NP03LP replacement lamp for np60 US $297.52
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 NEC NP02LP replacement lamp for np40 np50 US $275.06
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 NEC NP03LP replacement lamp for np60 US $297.52
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 NEC NP02LP replacement lamp for np40 np50 US $275.06
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 Cables To Go 25041 6FT DB9F TO MINI DIN 8PIN MALE US $30.08
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 Cables To Go 25041 6FT DB9F TO MINI DIN 8PIN MALE Kit US $36.10
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 NEC NP17LP Projector lamp US $305.34
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 Battery Technology VT85LP BTI Projector Lamp US $252.07
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 NEC LT60LPK Projector Replacement Lamp US $417.21
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 Battery Technology VT75LP BTI Projector Lamp US $254.18
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 NEC LT60LPK NEC Replacement Lamp Kit US $450.59
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 NEC GT60LP NEC GT60LP Projector Lamp Kit US $570.70
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 NEC NP07LP REPLACEMENT LAMP F NP300 NP400 Kit US $329.77
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 NEC GT60LP NEC GT60LP Projector Lamp Kit US $570.70
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 NEC NP01LP REPLACEMENT LAMP FOR NP1000 Kit US $486.79
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 BenQ DX650 Lamp Bulb DS650 We rebuild your old lamp US $259.00
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 Digital Projection HIGHlite 6000 Lamp We rebuild yours US $1,589.00
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 Digital Projection Power 7GV Lamp We rebuild your bulb US $2,989.00
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 Digital Projection Power 5GV Lamp We rebuild your bulb US $2,989.00
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 Dell 5100MP Lamp Bulb Well rebuild your old Dell lamp US $239.00
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 NEC NP17LP REPLACEMENT LAMP FOR NP P350W Kit US $329.77
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 NEC NP07ZL Projector Zoom Lens Projector Lense US $1,392.21
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 NEC GT60LP NEC GT60LP Projector Lamp US $528.43
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 NEC MP300CM CEILING MOUNT FOR NP M260X Kit US $152.98
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 NEC NP12LP NEC Replacement Lamp Kit US $545.90
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 NEC NP12LP NEC Projector Replacement Lamp US $505.46
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Wii with NEC NP110 projector
Case Study: Karma Bar, Brighton: Video Mapping System with Plasma Screens & Video Projectors
Case Study: Karma, Brighton Marina
Video Mapping System with Plasma Screens & Video Projectors
This is a case study of a project based on the technology in our previous article on Video Mapping Projector Effects.
We were asked to visit Karma Bar in Brighton Marina to design a new visual system to tie in for the re-launch the venue was planning. With the employment of new DJs, the venue wanted to add a system which would be able to display the actions within the DJ box, while also creating a huge focal point with something people had never seen before.
It was decided that a large wooden carving on Karma Brighton's East wall would be the starting point of the system. At nearly 6m wide and 2m high, the carving offered a perfect base for us to work with in creating the fantastic projector video effect.
The whole system would be split into two sections, both based on the carving. The first part was to integrate four plasma screens into the carving. The four windows/cut outs in the carving would be the location of the four screens, but in order to fill these we had to use four 42" plasma screens rotated into portrait to get the best out of them. The carving was removed from the wall and four NEC commercial plasma screen displays were fitted within the wall, located in the exact positions so when the carving was refitted, the screens filled the windows without the bezel being visible. By doing this, when the screens are not active, it becomes very difficult to distinguish them as plasma screens. This was in keeping with the venues requests for the system to be very unobtrusive when not in use.
The screens were then wired back to an 8x8 video matrix switcher which was to be remotely controlled via computer. Four DVD players and four CCTV cameras were then wired in allowing the venue to display DVD images and video during the day, and images of the DJ and crowd during the evening. All the content for the DVDs was created specifically for the venue, and rotated during editing to compensate for the rotation of the plasma screens. By having the matrix switcher computer controlled, it allowed us to create a program which chased the images on the screens, giving them a more fluid, continuous look rather than the same image constantly on each screen as you can see in the image below.
The second phase was the video mapping system. This involved fitting two 3500 ansi lumen projectors to project onto the carving. These were mounted within custom ceiling boxes to keep them hidden. The projectors were then connected up to a computer based graphics system using VGA cables to keep the quality as high as possible. A snapshot image of the carving was then loaded into the system, allowing different parts of the carving to be mapped into the software. This then allowed us to create video and graphics content which could be projected onto specific parts of the carving. By doing this, the carving becomes an interactive projection surface, rather than the normal boring projector screen. By hiding the projectors it gives the impression that during the day the carving is nothing more than a feature on the wall, but at night it appears to quite literally "come alive".
By combining these two parts, the overall system gives a huge effect. To finish off, we moved the DJ box to in front of the carving, creating a focal point and allowing the new DJ to be shown off to the crowd. The system was programmed to run automatic shows, with the ability for the DJ to trigger specific visuals in time with the music, adding further to the overall impact of the system.
Please see our website for more information on Video Mapping Systems.
You can also see a short video of the video mapping computer controlled projector effects on YouTube.
About the Author
Jon is a technical lighting designer at www.showtec.co.uk, Showtec are a nightclub & bar lighting installation company based in the south of England that offers nationwide nightclub lighting & sound installation sevices.
With is better VGA or Component Video??
I have a NEC HT410 projector and is connected to my XBOX 360, my XBOX 360 is the elite version and have a HDMI Output, right now I have connected my xbox 360 to my ht 410 projector via component video but I would like to know if is better to change to HDMI output from my xbox 360 to my VGA input in my projector. the highest resolution from my projector is 1080i and 720p...
Hi,
HDMI is best. Next best is VGA, Third best is SVIDEO, Fourth best is Composite Video, Fifth is Digital RF, Last is Analog RF.
The difference is how the signal is separated. I would use the VGA input if you can't use the HDMI input.
