Kodak Film Slide Projector 1957 Vintagegateway Youtube About press copyright contact us creators press copyright contact us creators. The kodak 300 projector was manufactured in rochester, new york, usa, and was available in two colors: turquoise 147917 and black 147918. 1957, black and white, 1 minute in length. archive.org clip. vintage commercial for the kodak 300 slide projector with the readymatic changer, which sold for $64.50 in 1957.
1957 Print Sales Ad Advertisement Art Kodak Film Camera Slide Projector Kodak began making slide projectors in 1937. there were various versions of the kodaslide projector until 1958 with the introduction of the kodak cavalcade. this projector came in models like the 500, 510, etc and took a straight tray or an item called a readymatic that held 36 stacked slides. the tray held 30 slides. Aug 1, 2020. #4. about 20 years back i purchased a new kodak ektagraphic iii amt projector from b&h with a 75 120mm f2.8 ektapro select ff projection lens. they were expensive at the time but well worth their price i'm thinking $300 or so for the lens alone and around $500 or so for the projector. also ordered the kodak case for the projector. Kodak made inexpensive cameras along with chemicals, film, and paper. as late as 1976, kodak was responsible for 90 percent of film sales and 85 percent of camera sales in the united states. kodak developed and patented the first digital camera in 1975. kodak manufactured its first slide projector, the kodaslide projector, in 1937. Operation. i assumed that the name 'kodaslide' applied only to this model of projector, but after a bit of research on google i found that it was the name used by kodak for a whole range of slide projectors in the 1950s and 60s. these ranged from conventional projectors with a screen, this table top style and also hand held viewers that you.
1957 Kodak 300 Color Slide Projector Readymatic Changer Etsy Kodak made inexpensive cameras along with chemicals, film, and paper. as late as 1976, kodak was responsible for 90 percent of film sales and 85 percent of camera sales in the united states. kodak developed and patented the first digital camera in 1975. kodak manufactured its first slide projector, the kodaslide projector, in 1937. Operation. i assumed that the name 'kodaslide' applied only to this model of projector, but after a bit of research on google i found that it was the name used by kodak for a whole range of slide projectors in the 1950s and 60s. these ranged from conventional projectors with a screen, this table top style and also hand held viewers that you. The kodak carousel (and the closely related ektagraphic and ektapro) slide projectors were made from 1961 to 2004. and over this extraordinarily long and successful run, there were, by our count, at least 87 different models made. we created this table (which is still very much a work in progress) to help keep track of. Check out our kodak vintage slide projector selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our projectors shops. 1957 kodak 300 color slide.
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