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DIY Fog Screen: video demo
SlashGear — Halloween may be over, but Finkbuilt’s Steve Lodefink has only just got around to showing off the impressive DIY fog screen he built to befreak the local trick & treaters.  Based on the principle that you can project an image onto a moving wall of fog, Steve’s home-made system creates the screen using drinking straws and a fan, and projects an eye animation. Check out the video demo after the cut Commercial systems take a thin layer of fog and sandwich it between two sheets of air.  That way the screen is incredibly flat, and you end up with an impressively clear image.  ...

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DIY Fog Screen
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