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I just got a Kodak Carousel 5200 at a garage sale Sunday for 13$. The box is in slightly used condition. When I got home and took everything out, the projector looked like it has never been used. I haven’t shot slide film in about 15 or 20 years. I may have to invest in some and start again. This weekend I will dig out my old slides and ‘entertain’ the family.

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Cool. I scored a projector the day before yesterday, along with a whole darkroom's worth of other items. The one I got is a Bell & Howell cube projector. I only have one roll of slide film so far, but I can't wait to take it out and hook it up.
 

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The 5200 is an excellent projector, one of Kodak's best. It should come with one of the quality FF lenses.
 

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Congrats Mike, great find! The remote control was inside the box?
 
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The remote was tucked into it's own compartment in the projector.

Steve - I'll lock all the doors also.

Goldie - It came with the Ektanar C 102 to152 mm zoom.

And it came with a 140 slide tray.

Mike
 

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The remote was tucked into it's own compartment in the projector.

Steve - I'll lock all the doors also.

Goldie - It came with the Ektanar C 102 to152 mm zoom.

And it came with a 140 slide tray.

Mike

I once acquired a Carousel 140 magazine (was it called the "Transvue"?) and spent ages trying to adapt it to a bog standard S-AV 2000 projector, failing miserably!

Steve
 

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Transvue trays are quite common in the thrift stores around here. 1-2$ each if anyone wants me to pick up a few.
I think last time I checked there were some for a GAF projector as well.
 

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Transvue trays are quite common in the thrift stores around here. 1-2$ each if anyone wants me to pick up a few.
I think last time I checked there were some for a GAF projector as well.

The transvue trays are translucent gray, GYF also had opaque black, usually 80's. These had slightly wider slots & could take thicker slides(glass mounted).
There were also some after market brands that had a couple of translucent colors. I recollect red and yellow but am not sure about the yellow.
 
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The 140 trays are too narrow for slides that are in a Gepe mount. They'll have to go in the 80 count trays. I have two of those somewhere in a box from the slide class in school (way back when).

Mike
 

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Yeah, but what is FaceBook or MySpace but a place where people post pictures and gab about them? Flicker? PhotoBucket? MobileMe?
It's all the same thing!

Setting up the slide projector and showing pictures is the EXACT same thing, in terms of social constructs. It's just a different technology.
But, the funny thing is, when you tweak the presentation a little bit (e.g. - Put a graphic banner across the top of the screen.) your presentation might be virtually indistinguishable from a web page. (Theoretically speaking, of course.)

Put together a bunch of slides that might generate interesting conversation to a group of people. Maybe let them put in a few of their own slides.
Freely pour some wine, beer, mixed drinks, coffee and/or soda. Serve some tasty snacks.
Show some slides. Talk about them. Have a party! :D

Nowadays, we use computers and websites. In the old days, we used to go over to each others' houses to do the same thing.
What people call "social networking," these days, we used to simply call "socializing" in the "old days." :wink:

My point is that showing slides does not need to be a dull, boring affair.
 
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