#Halloween 3d ghost projection 1080p

(Ignore the rather misleading 1080p spec, which you'll see attached to a lot of projectors in this price range it supports 1080p sources, but its native display resolution is actually just 800x480. You can get a Halloween-friendly portable projector for under $100.įor example, the Ozmer Mini LED Projector normally sells for $90, but it's currently on sale for $76. That's because the requirements here are much lower than those of a home theater. You might be surprised to learn that for as little as $70, you can get a model that will work just fine for this task. It's only for one night, so you should definitely try to get a loaner if you can. If possible, borrow one from work, a friend, a neighbor, etc. The big piece of this puzzle is the projector. (Price will vary depending on what you use.)

A large piece of semi-translucent material, like mosquito netting or a sheer curtain.

(Free if you can borrow one, at least $70 if you buy one.)

One or more of the aforementioned AtmosFX videos.

Here's the short-list of required items and the expected costs: Got any of these lying around the house? Hang them up to create a holographic effect for your projection. (See below for other options.) What supplies do you need?

These animations can work on a variety of surfaces, but I'm going to focus on the 'hollusion,' which I think is the coolest: It creates the aforementioned mid-air holographic effect. (Want to test-drive one? Here's a limited-time freebie.) And you can get one for surprisingly cheap: AtmosFX sells a variety of really cool Halloween-themed animations, with prices starting at just $6. That's the kind of high-tech effect you should be thinking about this Halloween. What's scarier: a life-size plastic skeleton dangling on the door or a life-size animated poltergeist that appears to be floating in mid-air until it lunges right at you?