Projector for 120 slides.

vegard_norway

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Hi all.

As my first medium format camera is on its way to me, I am looking for a projector that will take these slides.
The projector I got only takes 135 slides.
I will shoot must slides, so I will need a projector to show them. Any tip on what projector to go for?
Oh yes, I will like a old one, but auto focus is great to have.
 

wiedzmin

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for example Rollei P66 or Rollei P66E - you have to monitor ebay. I recommend those mounts Gepe 6x6 Anti-Newton Glass Mounts , Gepe 6x4.5cm (3mm Thick) Medium Format Single-Sided Anti-Newton Glass Mounts
 
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vegard_norway

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Hello.

Sorry, I forgot the information on what camera I am using.
It is a Rolleicord.
But, I will also need slides mount and a projector for 6x7.
 

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I have a Mamiya Pro-Cabin 67. You don't see them around much. They are built like a tank
 

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see this recent thread

(there was a url link here which no longer exists)

especially post #5
 

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Make sure that bulbs are still available as well as trays or in case of manual "slide holder/frame". It is hard to find those later. Also check lens , some may require quite long distance between projector and the screen. Not a problem if you have a large room.
 

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When you find one, as was mentioned, research the bulb. Some of the older bulbs may no longer be available, or at very high prices. I remember seeing discussions about converting an old Rollie projector to use a different bulb, because of that reason, the bulb could not be found.

Lots easier to find a 6x6 projector, but manual 6x7 projectors are out there. Be patient is the key, watch eBay or the local internet classifieds (similar to Craig's List). It took me over a year to get my 6x6 projector.
 
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vegard_norway

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Hello and thanks for the good information.
Oh yes, bulbs have to be around. If I find a projector, maybe a idea to stock up some bulbs, just to be on the safe side....Or, as some say, go for a new projector.
 
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