Looking for a big light projector

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• wiz Posts: 1,100

  March 2019 edited March 2019

  Are you looking to buy one, or just rent one for an event?

  And I don't think they really have them with the bat, because you can't just put something in front of a searchlight and have it "project" onto clouds. That takes actual projection optics, and you lose a ton of light. It was just an invention for the comics.

  Post edited by wiz on March 2019
• Illidanstorm Posts: 655

  March 2019

  I'm looking to buy one to use in daz3d lol
• wiz Posts: 1,100

  March 2019

  Well, it's easy to find once you know that a "light projector" is really called a "searchlight".

  Google "3D model searchlight" and  you get a bunch. You get a different bunch if you google "3D model bat signal:".
• Sven Dullah Posts: 7,621

  March 2019

  Nightshift had an excellent searchlight, must have been pulled recently, can't find it in the store.
• wiz Posts: 1,100

  March 2019

  You might want to look at Nightshift's searchlight.

  https://www.daz3d.com/godray-portable-spotlight

   
• Charlie Judge Posts: 13,336

  March 2019 edited March 2019

  wiz said:

  You might want to look at Nightshift's searchlight.

  https://www.daz3d.com/godray-portable-spotlight

   

  Also this: https://www.daz3d.com/filmmaker-equipment

  Edit: Anad if want to add a beamin Iray you could use this: https://www.daz3d.com/epic-props-godrays-volumetric-light-for-iray

  Post edited by Charlie Judge on March 2019
• Sven Dullah Posts: 7,621

  March 2019

  Sven Dullah said:

  Nightshift had an excellent searchlight, must have been pulled recently, can't find it in the store.

  Ignore me:)
• wiz Posts: 1,100

  March 2019

  Sven Dullah said:

  Sven Dullah said:

  Nightshift had an excellent searchlight, must have been pulled recently, can't find it in the store.

  Ignore me:)

  No!
• Kitsumo Posts: 1,222

  March 2019

  Here's a post about making a mask you can project light through. https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/848914/#Comment_848914

  Just put a point light behind it and it should work. It's what I use for movie projectors.