Not being familiar with these, do they work with slides made from 645 format?
I have found locally a Bausch & Lomb Balomatic 755 automatic projector with trays, and that stuff is totally in a different league than 35mm.
The colours are rich, the image is sharp, brilliant, you can really walk into it. Go for it.
645 slides have their own mounts, which have the same exterior dimensions as 6x6 slides, and fit into the projectors in the same way as 6x6 slides.
I just bought a Rollei P66A on my recent trip to Germany. I cannot say much about it yet, as I have also just started to explore medium format photography and am waiting for my first slide films to be developed...
I also got a Rollei 35mm projector, and just looked at my dad's slides from 1964... quite a joy. Most slides are still in good shape, I am not sure what film it was. They were all hand-mounted by my parents into thick glass-only mounts.
mtjade2007 said he has a P66 and it is a medium format and 35mm projector? I don't quite understand how it can handle both format unless the 35mm positives are mounted in 7x7 slide mounts?
They are getting to be rare as rocking horse droppings Jeff.I wouldn't mind one but never came across one so far.
Jeff
Did anyone every make a projector for 6x9 format? One of my co-workers gave me a roll of Ektachrome 100 which he had picked up from the Kodak booth at the NYC camera show. I ran it through my Mockva 5 and developed it with the Arista kit from Freestyle. I would love to see what the images look like on a screen. (So much for free film.)
The Götschmann projectors are for 6x7 not 6x9. 8.5x8.5cm is the size of the frame, not the size of the negative.Götschmann make one. (8.5x8.5cm)
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