Easy-How to use a projector to copy an image onto canvas for painting | Ray Naso Art

[@caligirlroz9556]

Wow your painting is beautiful!! I definitely want to get one! You are a wonderful talented artist! I love all your paintings!

[@RayNaso]

Thank you very much Caligirl Roz. You're very kind, and thanks for your interest in my paintings. You're welcome to message me at [e-mail] for available paintings. Thanks again.

[@Milania717]

Beautiful painting- Happy Holidays- This is a great idea- great price as well- Thank you for sharing this-

[@RayNaso]

Thank you very much and Happy holidays to you too!

[@leojablonski2309]

Ray.. Well done ! Concise and to the point. Thank you for sharing. Awsome talent.

[@RayNaso]

Thank you for watching and thank you for the kind words.

[@peter7413]

Great narration and use of time! You're a great artist and Thank You Kindly for sharing with us!

[@RayNaso]

Thank you Peter. I appreciate your kind words.

[@RichardL-l3y]

is there a difference if I am painting a 12inch canvass as opposed to a 10inch canvass ?

[@RayNaso]

Great question. It shouldn’t make a difference as long as you can focus the projector.

[@josephkingston9252]

Did the picture come from a desktop computer to load down into the projector or did it come from your phone to load down into the projector somehow the images have to be put in the projector to project onto the Canvas now where do the images come from can you take an image off your phone of a picture you took and transfer it into the projector, if so how do you do it, or can you transfer a picture from a laptop how did you where did you get that picture from to put into your projector? The one thing that troubles me about multiple multiple multiple videos online is that the people that are showing you these things they leave out so much critical information and they presume that everybody knows what they're leaving out. If I would have made a video like this I would have said first of all you need an image you can take this image from your phone or from a laptop and you can go ahead if it's got a USB you can go ahead and transfer the phone picture into your laptop then plug in the USB into the projector and put it on canvas and I'm only speaking that if that's the way it happens I really don't know I bought a projector and have never used it it's a couple years old I would like to know if what I've said is true actually I would like to know can you take an image from your phone and put it directly into the projector or do you have to take the image from your phone and put it into the computer or the laptop and then through USB then load that image into your projector. Almost every video I have looked at so far on using a projector none of them tell you that you can get the image from your phone or if you can get it from a laptop and how you get the image into the projector to even project on to the canvas and that's the very beginning of the process and all that's been left out in video after video most of these videos on KZbin they show you the projector and then the next moment they got the projector on a table transferring the image onto are into the projector they all assumed that somebody knows that and it's frustrating because I can't tell you how many videos I've watched before this one and none of them say now look you can use your phone you can take the image from your phone or an image that you found online and this is how you get the image from your phone into the projector none of them none of them none of them have said any information on that and that leaves me to wander do you have to take a picture go get it developed into a film put the film in one of those little square frames and slotted into your projector to get it onto a canvas or what. If anybody knows of a video that tells you whether you can take the image from your phone or your laptop to put inside the projector please let me know I would like to know if there's any videos out there that gives you that basic information and if so how do you do it from first to last. (I apologize he actually did at the end towards the end show you how to put the image from your computer to the USB port and then take that and plug it into your projector so hats off to this gentleman he did a good job he's the only one that I have ever found that has went that far to show you that simple process but I didn't catch it the first go around but I kept playing it back and now I'm finally caught it I understand exactly what he's saying so he did a wonderful job he is one of the rare people that actually did not presume that everybody would know how to get the image into the projector, thanks alot.

[@RayNaso]

Thank you for taking the time and writing this great comment. Sometimes without having someone there asking the appropriate questions, instructors of any field can be a bit lost. I try to show people how to enhance their skill levels and know how, but it’s comments like these that are needed and aid in going down the right path. I’m very happy that you found this video helpful. I also appreciate that you took the time to watch. Thanks again Joseph and keep in touch. Don’t hesitate to let me know if there is anything else I may be able to help with. Ray.

[@johnbesaw1962]

These links do not go to the projector you are demonstrating

[@RayNaso]

It looks like this version may not be available any longer.