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[QUOTE="OzAz, post: 98550, member: 25027"] what they said :) Another thing to consider is the location of your window and what sort of effect you are after. A house nearby has a very large ground floor front window which virtual Santa is projected on with a very bright projector. It looks crystal clear but to me also looks obviously fake, the kids still love it though. I've got a cheapish projector (similar to the excelvan 33) which is projected onto an upper story door (to balcony). It's far from crystal clear but in some respects looks a bit more 'realistic' of Santa wandering about in the semi-dark. Just something else to consider. [/QUOTE]
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