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What are some projectors with Quirky/intresting features? And your opinions on some.
What are some projectors with Quirky/intresting features? And your opinions on some.
I’ve been interested in some 8mm projectors that have some sort of Gimmick or cool feature to them. Mainly the Bell and Howell Tele-Sonic 475, Kodak Sound 8 (one being a regular 8 projector with a remote and the other being a regular 8 sound projector) I have the Wittenauer Cine-Twin but I have no lamp for the projector half, and I have the Kodak Movie Deck 285 with the pull out screen as my main Super 8 and regular projector and it’s served me well so far, I also know B&H made a projector called the “Double Feature” where you stick your 50ft reels into a plastic carts and it’s supposed to auto play about 5 of them in a row and also has a personal viewing screen, Bently also made one that is supposed to look like a portable TV. What are some projectors out there that have some sort of extra cool feature or gimmick to them and what are your experiences with them?
