There are five important features that an art projector should have. When looking for a projector for art, check that it uses DLP technology. That should allow focusing to work at close distances. Check for a micro sd card slot or other method of transferring images to the projector. Make sure it has physical buttons, because a remote could be lost or the batteries may need to be replaced, or what if it stops working. The projector should also have a rechargeable battery so that it can be used without cords attached. Also check for a tripod socket so that you can mount the device onto other equipment and position it however you want. If it has all five of those features, then it is a good choice to use with your art.
The projector I use is an Elecwave, model: s6. I also use articulating arms with clamps and tripod attachments so that I can mount the projector easily. One armature is by Manfrotto. A selfie stick with a tripod also is a great solution.
Here is a list of the equipment:
Elecwave Micro Projector Model:S6
Manfrotto 244 Variable Friction Magic Arm with Camera Bracket
Manfrotto Super Clamp 035
Vivitar Tripod Model 1100
Yi Selfie Stick
11" Inch Articulating Magic Arm + Super Clamp Crab Plier Clip
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