Still Picture Projector

A Still Picture Projector is a type of equipment used in the field of photography for projecting still images onto a screen or surface. It falls under the supply class Photographic Projection Equipment, which is a category of equipment specifically designed for projecting photographic images.

Still Picture Projectors are commonly used in various settings such as art galleries, museums, educational institutions, and professional photography studios. They are used to display photographs, slides, or transparencies in a larger format, allowing for better visibility and appreciation of the images.

These projectors typically consist of a light source, a lens system, and a mechanism for holding and advancing the photographic slides or transparencies. The light source, usually a bulb or lamp, illuminates the image, which is then projected through the lens system onto a screen or surface.

Some still picture projectors may have additional features such as adjustable focus, zoom capabilities, and the ability to rotate or flip the images. They may also have options for controlling the brightness and contrast of the projected image.

Overall, still picture projectors are essential tools for showcasing and sharing photographic images in a larger format, making them more accessible and visually appealing to a wider audience.