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Vision Systems 101: What is a Vision System?

Vision Systems 101: What is a Vision System?

A Vision System is a system that is designed to project or display still or moving 2D media to be viewed by a large audience. .

  • A good person, what is that?

    I recently met a man who seemed convinced of the merits of his works.

  • God, the puppet master?

    If God is all powerful and all loving, why is there suffering in the world?

  • Press Service International has a busy schedule of young writer meetings right through 2015

    Visits to Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Coolangatta, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Launceston, Hobart, Adelaide, Tweed Heads, the Whitsundays are major centres visited in 2015 or scheduled to visit by the Press Service International (PSI) team this year.

  • Totally big-time awesome community church… your time is now!

    Tired of \'vanilla\' church services? Where boring sermons are preached from a dusty old pulpit, with no relevance to today\'s fast, instant and #now lifestyle?

  • Small acts, a world of difference

    Have you ever been in a situation where you were surrounded by incredible, selfless individuals? People who seem to be involved in every noble cause to be heard of: serving those in struggling communities, building an orphanage in Africa, saving the tigers in Asia etcetera, etcetera.

  • Brave new world

    In rugby circles (both union and league) in Australasia, the code-swap has become a time-honoured and venerable tradition. As long as the two codes have been around, there have always been individuals who thought that the grass might just be a bit greener on the other side.

  • Should I give up being a Dad?

    It can be tough being a Dad. It can be tough being a Dad to three sons, but spare a thought for the Melbourne father who was recently photographed by another parent at the Westfield Knox shopping centre in Melbourne\'s east.

  • Finding Jesus on death row: Australia's fight to save Chan and Sukamaran

    His face drained white when he heard the news. His brother was on his way with 400 men. It was time to arrange the camp and set up strategies to protect as many as possible. The camp was split into two. If one group was attacked the other might escape.

  • An un-offendable heart

    We have all been offended at some time, right? Maybe a well-meaning relative made an indirect comment about your life choices or perhaps a boss made a not so subtle remark about areas for improvement.

  • Those days are gone

    I stood shaving in front of the mirror, as a Bible app on my phone read Job to me aloud in an optimistic, English \'Hugh Grant-y\' tone. I can\'t remember what I was thinking about at the time. All I can remember is this was the day I learnt the meaning of \'understanding\' and \'wisdom\'.

  • Church in my pocket—it's not me, it's you

    To my long-time love; It has been a long time since I seriously considered calling it quits on our relationship. Even though I no longer depend on you, the Church, to tell me how to live, or to provide connection with other people of faith—I\'ve stuck to the belief that somehow, we are better together than we are apart.