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Line 2: [[File:Ravensburg Konzerthaus PANI-Projektor 01.jpg\|thumb\|PANI-Projektor, a large-format slide projector in the [[Ravensburg]] [[concert hall]]]] A '''large-format slide projector''' (also often called '''large-format projector''' or '''large-image projector''') is a kind of [[slide projector]] for large image projection which has a very powerful [[light source]] (up to 12 thousand watts using [[arc lamps]]). ~~Therefore,~~The itlight ~~is necessary to~~source ~~use~~generates a ~~large~~lot ~~slide~~of ~~format~~heat toeven ~~protect~~when ~~the~~ ~~slide~~filtered ~~material~~to ~~from~~only ~~overheating~~visible ~~during~~light; the ~~projection~~projected ~~process (even when the light~~transparency is ~~filtered~~protected tofrom ~~only~~overheating ~~visible~~by ~~light~~the ~~and~~heat ~~the~~being ~~slide~~distributed isacross ~~cooled~~its ~~with~~large ~~strong~~size, ~~slide~~and cooling fans). Slide formats include 18 × 18 cm (7.1 × 7.1") or 24 × 24 cm (9.4 × 9.4"). ==Projection art==

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