sounds like a cool project
as for the PG effect - its not really gonna be the same at all - first off for the PG effect - the viewers are only viwing the effect from a certain angle - like in a hallway or looking through a window - if its in a cemetary im guessing it wont be in an enclosed area - thats another thing the PG effect uses - the ability to change lights from the one image/scene to the next - and finally - in the effect, the image isn't projected onto the glass it is reflected by it - making it into a mirror
im prolly not the best to answer this - but i think you should give the screen a try and just see what happens - keeping in mind it should be towards the back so that people are viewing it generally at the same angle no matter where they are standing
also, i might try projecting it onto a haze of fog - i know there was talk on the old methods forum about a hallway that had fine particles dropped or water molecules sprayed and an image was projected on it - when the water/particles was stopped the image would disappear - maybe something like this using fog would work - since you already have the head image, id just play with it as much as you can
good luck and keep us updated - riley
as for the PG effect - its not really gonna be the same at all - first off for the PG effect - the viewers are only viwing the effect from a certain angle - like in a hallway or looking through a window - if its in a cemetary im guessing it wont be in an enclosed area - thats another thing the PG effect uses - the ability to change lights from the one image/scene to the next - and finally - in the effect, the image isn't projected onto the glass it is reflected by it - making it into a mirror
im prolly not the best to answer this - but i think you should give the screen a try and just see what happens - keeping in mind it should be towards the back so that people are viewing it generally at the same angle no matter where they are standing
also, i might try projecting it onto a haze of fog - i know there was talk on the old methods forum about a hallway that had fine particles dropped or water molecules sprayed and an image was projected on it - when the water/particles was stopped the image would disappear - maybe something like this using fog would work - since you already have the head image, id just play with it as much as you can
good luck and keep us updated - riley