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- Artograph Tracer Projector
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The Tracer Opaque Art Projector by Artograph is a versatile art projector for the novice to experienced artist or crafter. A long-time favorite of the Artograph line of opaque art projectors. The Tracer enlarges any design or pattern onto a wall or easel from 2 to 14 times the original size. The projected image can be traced and colored as desired. Great for artwork sketches, outlining, posters, signs, small murals, home wall decor and decoration, quilt patterns, and more. No set-up is necessary, and it is simple to operate. A dark room is required for maximum visibility.
Brand: Artograph
Recommended Uses For Product: Business, Education, Home Cinema
Special Feature: Lightweight, Portable
Connectivity Technology: USB
Display resolution: 1920 x 1080
Additional Features: Lightweight, Portable
Connectivity Technology: USB
Native Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Display Resolution Maximum: 14x the original size or higher
Display Type: None (projector, not a display)
Form Factor: Portable
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Brightness: 156.25 lumen
Color: Multicolor
Wattage: 100 watts
Controller Type: Remote Control
Compatible Devices: Wall, Canvas
Contrast Ratio: Greater than 16001
Maximum Throw Distance: 2 feet
Light Source Operating Life: 8000 hours
Maximum Image Size: 14 inches
Lamp Wattage: 6 watts
Voltage: 120 volts
Hardware Connectivity: Mini USB 2.0 Type A
Control Method: Touch
Minimum Throw Distance: 1 feet
Minimum Image Size: 25.5 inches
Projector Maximum White Brightness: 50 ansi_lumens
Brand: Artograph
Antenna Location: Business, Education, Home Cinema
Built-In Media: 23-Watt fluorescent lamp
Model Name: 225-360
Model Number: 225-360
UPC: 088612254509 088612253601 844825086753 707004190095
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Artograph
Global Trade Identification Number: 01, 09
Item Type Name: Tracer Projector
Mfr Part Number: AG225-360
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.75"L x 5.75"W x 9"H
Item Weight: 1.5 kg
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I'm giving this thing 5 stars because it works as expected and is great for hobbyists and small business. I am almost finished with a painting that I started using this thing. It is amazing for drawing accurate images. Don't listen to all the reviews about this thing running hot. Mine came with an energy efficient bulb, and I am soon going to replace it with a super bright LED bulb. Yes, it is dim with old incandescent bulbs, but why even bother with them when you can have 100W brightness with a cool LED or florescent bulb? You will need to work in a dark room to use this, just like any projector. If you're looking for a good deal, this is it. These sell at art stores for $120, and if you're into making backdrops, or murals, or just painting your kids walls, this thing works great. If you aren't willing to spend a few bucks to get a really good LED bulb, this will still work, but you will need to let your eyes adjust, especially if you are drawing or working on a canvas that isn't white. I STRONGLY urge you to buy a super bright LED bulb along with this. The brighter the better, within the wattage limits on this enlarger. The largest image you can copy from is a 5 inch by 5 inch picture. It sounds tiny, but all you have to do is get a picture or image you want to enlarge, and print it out using the computer to reduce it to a 5x5" picture. Grid your work out, and do one section at a time. I just finished an 8ft by 8ft backdrop using this method, and it worked great. I received a ton of compliments on the quality. If you have any questions about this thing, feel free to ask.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2014 by Alpha Omega Artist
I used this for transferring my design to 3 walls for a mural. It took 2 visuals for each wall and was really hard to line up. If it had been a more exact or intricate design, it would not have worked. But if you can cover your surface with one visual (and make sure that the surface is vertical and the projector is completely level), it works well. I'm giving it 4 stars for what it is but if you will be using it regularly, I'd recommend investing in an overhead or digital projector.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2018 by ginilyn
I absolutely adore this product! At first, I thought it was going to be a "starter projector," and that I would have to produce many paintings to save up for a better one, but I might never need a "better one" because this little bugger is just perfect for me. I sell paintings in various sizes: 11x14, 18x20, and 8x10's but you can even use this projector to paint an entire wall. It's amazing; you can still see the projected image with a lamp on in the room so you don't have to work in total darkness. Not only do I use this for outlines of figures but I also use it for details. For example, if I'm doing a painting of a woman wearing a floral dress, I can trace every little floral design on her dress. It *did* take a little bit of getting used to, (knowing how big to print the image to be traced for the desired painting size) but that's the same with anything you're using for the first time. I save an incredible amount of time in tracing than I used to by painstakingly graphing everything out by hand. I'm amazed with the accuracy I have with this after just a little practice and am happier with my traced images than I was with the ones that took weeks to grid out and meticulously determine. Definitely well worth the money. It's portable and lightweight.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2018 by Ellen Hartsik
I should have listened to the many negative reviews I read on Amazon and elsewhere. But, some reviews were favorable and I had high hopes as I was very eager to find something to enlarge photos and pictures for my artwork projects. This unit is definitely overpriced and it doesn't work. My package came with the bulb broken and when I opened the box, the bulb pieces (some very tiny) went flying everywhere. Talk about a mess to try to clean up!! Not happy about that. But, I did contact Amazon and they very graciously credited my account for a small portion to cover the bulb replacement. So, my first time to use this and I followed the directions to a "T". Very difficult to stabilize this unit and it must be used in a completely dark room ( I used a large dark closet). It took some figuring out, but I got my picture centered properly under it, But, and that's a very big But (no pun intended) it's absolutely impossible to focus this unit for any tracing except for a very fuzzy outside line and then I would have to be "guessing" even then. I am very disappointed that it doesn't work. I went online to find any kind of tutorials to help me figure out what, if anything, I might be doing incorrectly in my attempts to focus this unit. But, what I found, mostly, was a lot more negative reviews saying the exact same thing as I was experiencing. So, my opinion is this unit should be taken off the market. It is probably overpriced even if it did work. And, the company, at the very least should figure a different way to package this as almost every review I read said that the bulb was broken when they got their package. So, save your money, your time and your effort and don't even think you can try to get this thing to work properly....it won't. If I could have given zero stars, I would have. I should mention, the one good part of this purchase was that it shipped and arrived much quicker than stated and when I have had these problem issues, Amazon has been wonderful in helping me.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2014 by Liz Macintyre
Not a bad projector, very straight forward...kind of primitive. Focus is controlled by sliding the black lens housing in and out, which is not exactly a precise method, so it takes some time to get the image as sharp as possible. The light is fairly weak, so you really need a dark room to get the level of detail you'll need if you're working on an intricate picture. Lens quality is okay. Pros: inexpensive, larger than average original picture size of 5" x 5", normal replacement bulb, lightweight (almost too lightweight--the power cable has the tendancy to cause the unit to slide on slick surfaces if the cable hangs) Cons: dim, so a dark room is necessary; if projecting onto a small canvas, like a 10"x12", to get it in focus you have to pull the lens housing almost all the way out of the projector, so it's almost hanging out and drooping--the option is to use a smaller original, but then you sacrifice detail for size; there's no way to project vertically down onto a work surface, unless you rig something--so it's horizontal onto a wall or vertical easel Overall: it's okay...if you want/need a cheap solution for occasional use it will work; if you're going to do a lot of reproduction work with a lot of detail and don't want to be restricted to working in near dark conditions, pay more and get a better projector--I got what I paid for and it works-- but I'm thinking I should have gotten a better one.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2010 by jim
I recently purchased my tracer after having borrowed one from a friend for about a year....LOl....I really love how it alllows me to be a better artist then I am presently, I have done drawings for my parents and friends for gifts and they are amazed at what they get..... I always get "the question"...Did you do this ? and I tell them.... Yes.... I did... I just don't tell them how unless I feel like it..... if you love to draw and have a bit of patience for attention to detail then I strongly recommend this product as a gift for yourself or a loved one ....there is something so exciting about sitting in the Dark working on a piece and not really knowing how good it is until you turn on the lights.....ha hah hah hah....it's a trip. Rock on ArtoGraph. The rest of you.... buy this product... the light bulb is florescent and doesnt get as hot as regular ones and it works on almost any medium as long as the piece your reproducing is in decent shape and your drawing platforms are sturdy and still and you can get your room dark enough to really see everything easily.... it's a lock. Art is gonna save the world. Start out with you.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2012 by Rayzer in Los Angeles
I placed it on top my iPad Pro on the brightest setting in a rather dark room and it cast a good enough image image that I was able to outline it with a pencil onto my canvas. I did this without plugging the machine in or turning on the lamp inside, just using the light of my iPad to cast the image. I get pretty good detail using this method. I’m able to get a very detailed image when I print it out on paper and turn on the machine’s lamp in a dark room. It’s not movie projector perfect but it’s certainly good enough for the job. So overall, the Tracer works great! It helps me set up the basic composition on the canvas much more quickly that the grid method!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2022 by Tracy
Once I got the hang of it, and I’m talking a solid hour or more, it actually wasn’t that bad. However, it leaves a lot to be desired, especially for this price. If the zoom lens worked vertically, in addition to horizontally, that would improve this exponentially. Because otherwise you’re stuck trying to find boxes or books or anything you can to level it to be able to comfortably trace. Additionally if forces you to have to use wide canvas. Sometimes I like a 12x24, it should be able to work on a narrow surface. 5x5 does not work. I don’t know who recommend that size. I found working in sections with a larger print much easier. All in all, I would recommend this for quick art or people who are just beginning. This is not for advanced skills. Sometimes I want to spend less time drafting and just want to focus on painting. I had hoped this would make it easier and faster since I could trace rather than free hand. Personally I find free handing a draft better. For me.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2019 by Tee