Projection Paint
Any Size - Any Shape - Any Where!
The Ghostly Manor a scary ride for the Southampton Theme Park, designed by Lagotronics Projects. Projection paint needed a low gain of 0.4, so Goo Ultra Max AKA Theme Park (dark grey), kept vibrant images in the black. Picture copyright to Lagotronics Projects BV and Paultons Park. Click on the link to read about the awards.
Dave from Pulse Sound and Vision, rolling Goo V2 High Contrast with a gain of 0.85 This was a health exercise room for Great Dunmow LC. Check out his web site to see all his skills.
Where Nexnix (NEXt uNIX) began in 1990, for those that can remember. We had a standard for operating systems, but which one. Sparc and Intel Unix, NT and OS2, Windows and Novell, and Dos had to be driven on the network. Cartoon by https://www.beholder.uk/home
The Ghostly Manor a scary ride for the Southampton Theme Park, designed by Lagotronics Projects. Projection paint needed a low gain of 0.4, so Goo Ultra Max AKA Theme Park (dark grey), kept vibrant images in the black. Picture copyright to Lagotronics Projects BV and Paultons Park. Click on the link to read about the awards.
* Colour uniformity
* Choice of gain with minimal hot spotting
* Leading horizontal + vertical off-axis viewing
* Maximise contrast with depth to your image
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Screen Goo - optical paint products designed for the Video Projection Industry. For front or rear projection.
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Goo turns a smooth surface with suitable primer into a projection screen onto concrete, plaster, ply, metal, fiber glass.
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Goo paint specified for Home Cinema, Educational, Visitor Attraction, Dark Rides or Simulation Industries for 2D or 3D projection applied by roller or spray gun.
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Goo is a water based 'non hazardous' acrylic paint with low to zero volatile organic compounds.
