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I bought it from a thrift store on the north ave. I was thinking that i could make a toy positive film projector my modifying this toy.
a new/old super 8 projector. hurray for obsolete and overly priced film technology. lets go make some movies !
Kodak Pageant 8K5 16mm Projector lower film path.
Honorable Mention, June 2012 Saint Mary's County Camera Club Theme Competition - Curves
3-shot bracketed exposure composite photograph manually combined.
This is the photo gallery for the BenQ Joybee GP1 mini projector
www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2009/10/joybee-gp1-review.html
Replacement projector lamp for Samsung models HL-T5076S, HL-T5676S, and HL-T6176S.
Learn more about this projector bulb here: www.topbulb.com/samsung-hl-t5076s-hl-t5676s-hl-t6176s-lam...
A photo of an antique 8mm movie projector...taken with film. (What else?)
I just bought this projector at an antique shop recently. It's awesome. It's in excellent condition and everything works great. I've already tried it with a few of my 8mm movies. Everything runs smooth and the image looks great. Not bad for a projector from the 1940's! I just happened to wander in the antique shop to look around, and I'm so glad I found this. It's a Revere P-90 8mm projector.
I took the picture with my Minolta SRT-101 camera, with Kodak Plus-X film. The exposure was 3 seconds at f/8 (available indoor light only, no flash). I actually developed the print on expired photo paper (from the 1970's!) but it turned out great.
This projector lamp fits in Sanyo and Christie Projectors. The Sanyo models are PLC-XF42, PLC-XF45, and PLC-UF15. The Christie models are LU77, and LX100. Source: www.topbulb.com/sanyo-plc-xf42-plc-xf45-plc-uf15-christie...
This is the photo gallery for the BenQ Joybee GP1 mini projector
www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2009/10/joybee-gp1-review.html
This is a scanned image that I took back in the 70s when I first started work as a Projectionist.
A Fedi Projector dual 35/70mm with a Xenon lamp
Blending images from two projectors into a single high definition seven foot image.
There's more about this project on the Ideum blog, see Building a High-Resolution Multitouch Wall (Part 3).
Before you pulled out your 35mm slides and a projector (old school: a case that as 16" square and weighed 10 pounds; new school: a device that was a foot in diameter and weighed 5 pounds), this is how you showed off your vacation photos, while inserting and removing glass slides by hand.