Difference between revisions of "Pani BP6 HMI (Q31903)"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Created claim: commercialisation date (P112): 1983) |
(Created claim: context (P47): In 1983 Pani introduced the most powerfulstage projector in the world • the BP6 HMI,with a 24 x 24cm slide carrier. "By enlargingthe slide area we were able to get thetemperature under control," explained Her•mann Sorger, "and both hand-painted andfilm slides can be used on BP6. Using the13.5cm wide-angle lens, with a projection ofalmost 80°, backstage projection is alsopossible on smaller back-stages.") |
||
| Property / context | |||
| + | In 1983 Pani introduced the most powerfulstage projector in the world • the BP6 HMI,with a 24 x 24cm slide carrier. "By enlargingthe slide area we were able to get thetemperature under control," explained Her•mann Sorger, "and both hand-painted andfilm slides can be used on BP6. Using the13.5cm wide-angle lens, with a projection ofalmost 80°, backstage projection is alsopossible on smaller back-stages." (English) | ||
| Property / context: In 1983 Pani introduced the most powerfulstage projector in the world • the BP6 HMI,with a 24 x 24cm slide carrier. "By enlargingthe slide area we were able to get thetemperature under control," explained Her•mann Sorger, "and both hand-painted andfilm slides can be used on BP6. Using the13.5cm wide-angle lens, with a projection ofalmost 80°, backstage projection is alsopossible on smaller back-stages." (English) / rank | |||
| + | Normal rank | ||
| Property / context: In 1983 Pani introduced the most powerfulstage projector in the world • the BP6 HMI,with a 24 x 24cm slide carrier. "By enlargingthe slide area we were able to get thetemperature under control," explained Her•mann Sorger, "and both hand-painted andfilm slides can be used on BP6. Using the13.5cm wide-angle lens, with a projection ofalmost 80°, backstage projection is alsopossible on smaller back-stages." (English) / qualifier | |||
| + | |||
Revision as of 13:05, 2 August 2023
No description defined
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English |
Pani BP6 HMI
|
No description defined
|
Statements
In 1983 Pani introduced the most powerfulstage projector in the world • the BP6 HMI,with a 24 x 24cm slide carrier. "By enlargingthe slide area we were able to get thetemperature under control," explained Her•mann Sorger, "and both hand-painted andfilm slides can be used on BP6. Using the13.5cm wide-angle lens, with a projection ofalmost 80°, backstage projection is alsopossible on smaller back-stages." (English)
0 references
1983
0 references
