I posted a quick Pintastic Walk Thru video online. 17:30 of the video shows the great topper. The video shows the fan blades in the images because of the video settings of the camera. In person the fan rotation is not seen on the actual images. Topper looks great.

Blog Post :
https://pinballsupernova.wordpress.com/2019/06/30/pintastic-2019-sturbridge-ma-june-27th-30th-highlights-video-walkthru-3d-hologram-topper/

YouTube Video :

I had the pleasure to take a look at the new 3d hologram topper created by Lighted Pinball Mods. The topper allows you to install photos and videos on a micro SD card to view through the hardware. The topper actually projects the images which gives the illusion of a hologram above your pinball machine.

Blog Post :
https://pinballsupernova.wordpress.com/2019/08/30/mods-lighted-pinball-mods-3d-hologram-topper-overview-and-install-video/

YouTube Video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1970&v=TNBdwE1Ol7E

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Yesterday I posted a video showing off Lighted Pinball Mods new 3D hologram topper. In this video I am going to demonstrate how to create custom videos for the topper and also show off the results.

Blog Post :
https://pinballsupernova.wordpress.com/2019/09/01/mods-tutorial-on-creating-custom-video-for-lpm-3d-hologram-pinball-topper-video/

YouTube Video :

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Yelobird, maybe if you take your video and crop the image in something like Sony Vegas, you can render the video and save it with just the image you are focusing on. Then you can take your edited video, bring it into the software that comes with the hardware and try to focus on just that image you want to project on the topper. As of now i cannot find anything that will zoom in on specific images or areas of a video that is downloaded into the software. As I show in my video, a round circle represents the projection area on the topper. You cannot zoom in on any part of the video with the software that comes with the hardware in that circle unfortunately. I am happy with the way my videos have turned out, but I understand people want to focus on just parts of the video. I would think with what I stated above, editing a video and cropping the image you want should allow the software just to focus on that one image you want the projector to show.

I just edited and grabbed a bunch of the clips from the original movies. The clips came out great. Probably have about 30 clips on the projector.

I agree about the letterbox. You need to find vids without the letter box or bring them into a video editing program to make those changes. It can be done just more editing which I didn't feel like doing . LOL

Paynemic, I don't know if you watched my video on the downloading and conversion of videos for the topper, but I created around 30 videos for my Star Wars Prem machine. I use Sony Vegas to convert the video and another program called Wondershare to download the video from YouTube.

If you and others are having an issue creating video, watch the video if you want to get an idea on how to fully download the video and install on the topper.