Hidden Tombstone Projector feat. the AAXA HP1

If you've ever wanted to use a projector for your Halloween display but couldn't figure out how to protect it from wandering eyes and the elements, this video is for you. I'll show you how to make a hidden tombstone projector housing from foam!

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XPS Foam
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• Canon 24-70 f2.8 II USM Lens –
• SmallRig Cage –
• Battery Adapter –
• Manfrotto Tripod with Fluid Head –
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