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DIY iPod Video Projector - Requires no Power or Disassembly of the iPod

Step 2Work out your Focusing

Work out your Focusing
You will have to work out the focal Range of your Specific Lens, However this is How Mine works in the Image Below, You should Draw up your Plans like this so you Know what you need to do when your build.
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Jan 18, 2010. 3:26 PModysseusesperson says:
 how easy was it to get the lense out of the projecter

Mar 16, 2011. 6:39 PMwintergoat says:
To get a lens out of most projectors, all you need to do is pull it off of the front.
Oct 12, 2009. 2:30 PMmfripp says:
Great idea!

But couldn't you use a smaller box with no mirror, and point the iPod in through the back of the box, directly at the lens. That might be simpler and focus better. If you do use a mirror, it might work better with one from an old overhead projector.

Those are painted shiny on the top of the glass, so you don't get a double reflection from the front and back of the glass.
Jul 10, 2009. 2:07 PMscott! says:
That's Genius!

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