[SML] projector mounts

[Jon Lagerquist]

Sounds to me like a cage that has build in adjustment would be a handy
thing for you. Much like a 35mm projector rack which allows you to dial
in the fine tuning of rotation (level), pan, and tilt with screws. I
expect that they are out there, I have not seen one for quite a while.

Jon

On 9/19/2018 6:18 AM, gbierly--- via Stagecraft wrote:
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>> On Sep 18, 2018, at 8:39 PM, Richard John Archer via Stagecraft <stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
>> Any ideas for a mount that will make focus easier given that for the way we use them they could be anywhere from straight on from out  front to straight down from above.  Something “portable”  and clampable to existing pipes and battens…..not a permanent ceiling mount. 
>> DickA
>> TD, Cornell U
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> I have some larger Sony’s and bought a standard universal mount matching the weight of projector with a 1.5” pipe mount from B&H.  I have Mega Coupler Pipe Adaptors and Mega Claws on hand manufactured by The Light Source (see below link).  This allows me to mount the projector from any batten or directly onto a boom.  This has provided me with a huge amount of flexibility.  For anything but straight on shots I would recommend getting a beefier mount.  The Peerless unit I got has screw adjustments for pitch and yaw but when I try to tip the projector past 30 degrees its slips the threads from the weight.  I would suggest getting something with a separate locking mechanism.  
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> https://www.thelightsource.com/products/mega-coupler-pipe-adapter-41
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> Greg Bierly
> Performing Arts Center Manager
> Hempfield High School
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