Window Projector – ten preloaded clips, a tripod and an audio out

Window Projector – moving figures on the glass, readable from the sidewalk

The unit plays ten clips already loaded on board and throws them onto a window, a wall or a stretched sheet. Set it on the tripod that comes with it, pick a clip, and it runs on its own. An audio out lets you hook up a speaker of your own so the picture has sound.

Why choose this window projector?

Static decor is read once and then ignored; something in motion holds attention longer. Aimed from behind the glass, it gives people on the street a figure crossing the room. At 800 grams and 25 cm across, it goes wherever there is an outlet.

• Ten clips on board: drifting figures through to dim landscapes.
• Tripod supplied: set angle and height so the image lands on the glass.
• Audio out: connect your own speaker and the picture gains a soundtrack.
• Small and light: 25 x 15 x 25 cm and roughly 800 grams, easy to reposition.
• Indoors or under cover: behind a window or aimed at a wall on a covered porch.

From the curb it looks like somebody is crossing a room that is empty.

Stand it about two meters from the surface and sharpen the image with the ring on the lens. Behind glass it reads best with a thin curtain layer acting as the screen. Store it dry after the season, with the cable coiled separately from the housing.

Specifications

• dimensions 25 x 15 x 25 cm
• weight approx. 800 g
• ten preloaded clips
• audio out for an external speaker
• tripod and power adapter included

Point it at the window and leave it running.