Review on Artograph Super Prism Opaque Art Projector with 2 Lens for Image Size Reduction and Enlargement (Non-Digital) by Antoine Dean

I purchased two of these projectors for my private therapy practice. Adults love it and kids love it. Be careful with the heat but being supervised is fine, it's actually not that bad in terms of the heat! Just want to say be careful with kids, the bulbs in the lenses give off some heat. I have one on a wall projection stand and another on a table stand (my preference). Remember you have to turn off the light to use this! So depending on what you want to use, hang up! This is without a doubt the best of all. I tried a cheaper item and sent it back within two days, if I had had time it would have been one day! This is the one, no questions asked! If you're projecting onto a table, you'll need a different lens than the one that's projecting onto the wall. Again, it's worth it if you have photos, prints, etc. that you want to paint. I photograph alongside my private practice and have been able to draw my photos and then use professional colored pencils and shadows/colors on the photos. It took me a while, I'm a better photographer than an artist (laughs), but this article really meets all my needs! I highly recommend getting coasters otherwise I don't understand how it can be so easy to use. No Questions Asked Desktop projection works best when you don't want to make very large prints of anything. Then use the wall stand. It's worth it guys. Others don't work at this level.