Recent content by LeoCherne

Steven - what you are seeing is in just a few short years. All that will be left before long will be bits of glass and plastic. Those of us who were a part of AV multi-projector slideshows were the fortunate witnesses of something that was very unique.

This sounds as though the film stock is specific for motion picture which may be based on some different processing parameters and different perforations.

That is sad - have to wonder how many great slide shows are taking up space in landfills. Good puzzle for archeologists of the far future.

I did, worked on assisted with a few multi-image / multi-projector shows in the past the last one I did was a museum piece - 24 projectors on a ~10x30 foot screen. It traveled to some 30 counties and was viewed by over 1.5M people, this was in the early 1990s. Not dreary street shots either...

The MC 1600 had the joystick control, that was quite a piece of machinery. Can only imagine that by now no one has even seen one in the wild.

I am following this thread - I am currently updating my slide making book, Optical Slide Printing. In the effort to fill in some gaps and for preservation, I have been adding the Kodak Technical Notes for the main films that were used in the typical 1980s slide production process. One place...