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Slide Projector
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slide projector [′slīd prə‚jek·tər]
(engineering)

Slide Projector 

an opticomechanical projection device that magnifies images of transparent originals (slides and filmstrips) onto a built-in or wall screen. Slide projectors are used frequently during lectures to display pictures and drawings and for reading microfilm. Varieties of slide projectors include slide viewers and the magic lantern.



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This is along with lecterns, closed circuit TV, slide projection, vehicular access and a telecom office.
As soon as visitors walked into the former warehouse that the art center Les Brasseurs calls home, they were faced with an array of objects, from an installation of tables topped with various elements to an abstract wood and cardboard sculpture fastened to a wall; from a slide projection to a display of short videos playing simultaneously on small monitors.
Coleman uses sequences of slide projections, fading into each other with synchronised sound, to suggest the subjective particularity and peculiarity of individual experience.
 
 
 
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