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An electrically powered flame simulator comprises at least two light sources, an integrated circuit electrically connected to the light sources for intermittently illuminating at least one of the light sources independently of other light sources such that the light sources together provide the effe

An electrically powered flame simulator comprises at least two light sources, an integrated circuit electrically connected to the light sources for intermittently illuminating at least one of the light sources independently of other light sources such that the light sources together provide the effect of a flickering movement, and a power source for providing power to the integrated circuit. The flame simulator may be mounted in a decorative or ornamental device such as a candle or fire log, or used on decorative clothing, or may be part of a hazzard or warning system. One or more solid state light sources may also be used.

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An electrically powered flame simulator comprises at least two light sources, an integrated circuit electrically connected to the light sources for intermittently illuminating at least one of the light sources independently of other light sources such that the light sources together provide the effe

An electrically powered flame simulator comprises at least two light sources, an integrated circuit electrically connected to the light sources for intermittently illuminating at least one of the light sources independently of other light sources such that the light sources together provide the effect of a flickering movement, and a power source for providing power to the integrated circuit. The flame simulator may be mounted in a decorative or ornamental device such as a candle or fire log, or used on decorative clothing, or may be part of a hazzard or warning system. One or more solid state light sources may also be used. second image projection lighting device projects at least a portion of the first captured image onto a projection surface. 3. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the difference between the first rotational angle and the second rotational angle is created by electronically rotating the first projected image to create the second projected image. 4. The lighting system of claim 1 further wherein the first image projection lighting device has a memory; and wherein the first image projection lighting device mixes content from the memory into the video feedback art. 5. The lighting system of claim 1 further wherein the first image projection lighting device mixes content as provided from the communications system into the video feedback art. 6. A lighting system comprising a plurality of image projection lighting devices including a first image projection lighting device; a central controller; a communications system; wherein the first image projection lighting device is comprised of an integral camera, and a light valve for forming a first projected image on to a projection surface; wherein the camera of the first image projection lighting device captures at least a portion of the first projected image to form a first captured image; wherein at least a portion of the first captured image is projected by the first image projection lighting device onto the projection surface, as a second projected image, creating a video feedback loop; and wherein the first captured image is rotated by a command sent from the central controller over the communications system to the first image projection lighting device by an operator of the central controller in response to an artistic requirement to create video feedback art comprised of a series of projected images. 7. The lighting system of claim 6 further comprising a second image projection lighting device that receives the first captured image created by the first image projection lighting device and projects at least a portion of the first captured image onto the projection surface. 8. The lighting system of claim 7 wherein the first captured image of the projection surface also contains a projected image of a second image projection lighting device. 9. The lighting of claim 6 wherein the second projected image is electronically rotated. 10. The lighting system of claim 6 further wherein the first image projection lighting device has a memory; and wherein the first image projection lighting device mixes content from the memory into the video feedback art. 11. The lighting system of claim 6 further wherein the first image projection lighting device mixes content as provided from the communications system into the video feedback art. 12. A lighting apparatus comprising a light valve used to project a projected image onto a projection surface, a camera; and a communications port; wherein the camera captures at least a portion of the projected image on the projection surface as a captured image wherein the captured image is rotated to a desired orientation by a command received at the communications port; and wherein the rotated captured image is projected onto the projection surface to create video feedback art comprised of a series of projected images. 13. The lighting apparatus of claim 12 wherein the captured image is rotated electronically. 14. The apparatus of claim 12 wherein the degree to which the captured image is rotated is not based on the projected image. 15. A lighting apparatus comprising a light valve used to project an image onto a projection surface; a camera; and a communications port; wherein the camera captures at least a portion of the first projected image on the projection surface as a first captured image; wherein the first captured image is rotated to a desired orientation by a command received at the communications port; wherein the rotated first captured image is projected onto the projecti