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The Pani large format slide projector is one of the strongest projectors available.Even if the technology is old it's one of the most reliable still image projectors for stage and installation. And on a purely mathematical basis it’s around 70k. But the most stunning part is the light output of up to 72,000 Lumens.Visit Musicexpress: http://www.musicex.dePani Projectors in Vienna: http://www.pani.com/cms/index.php/en/For my friends at #NoSmallCreator : This is what I'm actually doing. (Well it's one of the tools.) (English)
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