| Lens | 15-25mm f/1.3 |
|---|---|
| Running speed(s) | Variable. Thought to be 16-24 fps |
| Format(s) | Dual Guage. Super 8 & Standard 8 |
| Reel Capacity | 400ft (120m) |
| Lamp | 12V 100W A1/231 (EFP) |
| Reverse Projection | Yes |
| Automatic Threading | Yes |
| Sound | No |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Power source | Unknown |
| Made in | Japan |
| Additional Information | Has a film trimmer and loop restorer |
| Lens | 19mm f/1.4 or 25mm f/1.5 |
|---|---|
| Running speed(s) | 16 - 24 fps |
| Format(s) | Standard 8 |
| Reel Capacity | 400ft (120m) |
| Lamp | 500W 100V |
| Reverse Projection | Yes |
| Automatic Threading | No |
| Power source | Mains. AC 100 V 50/60 Hz. Advertisement states models available for 100, 110, 125, 220 & 240v. |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 150 x 200 x 280 mm |
| Year of production | Marketed: April 1958 |
| Original Price | 49,000 yen (w/25mm f/1.5) |
| Additional Information | Aperture Size: 3.3 x 4.4 mm |
More information on this projector is available from the Canon museum website.
| Running speed | ??? |
|---|---|
| Lamp | 100v 300w (Believed to be CXK) |
| Lens | 30mm (rough guess) |
| Reel Capacity | 200ft |
| Format | Standard 8 |
| Sound | Silent |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Size | Unknown |
| Year of production | Around 1948 – ???? |
I have very little information on this projector, so if you know any more information please let me know.
The manual for this projector is available free from the downloads page.
| Running speed | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Lamp | 115v 500w A1/7 (DBT) |
| Lens | Ektanon 1″ f/1.6 |
| Reel Capacity | 400ft (120m) |
| Reverse Projection | Believed not |
| Automatic Threading | Believed not |
| Format | Standard 8 |
| Sound | Silent |
| Power | 110-115V AC/DC or 200-250V AC/DC |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Size | Unknown |
| Year of production | Approx. 1956 |
| Additional Information | Original price in 1956 was £40 without a lamp. The lamp was £1 17s. 0d. |
The user manual for the Kodak Kodascope EIGHT-500 is available free from the downloads page.
| Lens | MIRAR 12.5mm f/2.8 & TELE-MIRAR 30mm f/3.5 |
|---|---|
| Macro | No |
| Filter size | Unknown |
| Viewfinder | Optical viewfinder. Tilts to help compensate for parallax |
| Viewfinder Indicators | None |
| Dioptre correction | Yes. Changed by replacing eyepiece. Hard to find these days. |
| Shutter | Unknown |
| ASA | Manual |
| Built-in filter | None |
| Film speeds | 10, 16, 24, 48 & 64fps + single frame |
| Remote socket | Yes |
| Power source | Clockwork |
| Tripod socket | 3/8″ |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | Unknown |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Year of Production | 1954 |
The user manual for the Meopta – Admira 8 II A projectors is available for download free from the downloads page.
| Lens | Sankyo 7.5-40mm f/1.7 4x zoom |
|---|---|
| Macro | No |
| Filter size | Unknown |
| Viewfinder | Reflex |
| Viewfinder Indicators | Under exposure warning |
| Dioptre correction | Yes, -2 to +2 |
| Shutter | 145° |
| ASA | 10 – 250 |
| Built-in filter | Type A |
| Film speeds | 12, 16 & 24fps + single frame |
| Remote socket | Yes |
| Power source | 4 x AA 1.5v batteries + 2.6v mercury cell (I believe 2 x Wein Cell MRB625 with spacing will work as a replacement) |
| Dimensions | 57 x 165 x 153mm |
| Weight | 970g |
| Year of Production | Unknown |
The user manual is available to download free here.
| Lens | 11.5- 32mm f/1.8 3x zoom |
|---|---|
| Macro | No |
| Filter size | Unknown |
| Viewfinder | Single Lens Reflex |
| Viewfinder Indicators | Under exposure indicter |
| Dioptre correction | Has correction but unknown amount |
| Shutter | 160° |
| ASA (daylight) | 10-320 |
| ASA (artificial) | 10-320 |
| Built-in filter | 85A. Manual cancellation is possible |
| Film speeds | 12 16 24 & 32fps + single frame |
| Remote socket | Yes, mechanical cable release. |
| Power source | Clockwork but the lightmeter requires 1.3v Mallory RM-640 Mercury Battery. I believe you can use a Wein Cell MRB625 battery (with spacers to make fit) as a replacemnt |
| Tripod socket | 1/4 inch |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 18×15×7 cm |
| Weight | Unkown |
| Year of Production | Unkown |
| Used Price (rough guide only) | £5 – £15 |
The user manual for this camera is available free from the downloads page.
| Running speed | Still + 6, 8, 18 & 24 |
|---|---|
| Lamp | 12v 100w A1/186 (SCC) |
| Lens | 30mm fixed, 25mm fixed or zoom lens. |
| Reel Capacity | Believed to be 400ft (120m) |
| Format | Standard 8 |
| Sound | Yes but needs a separate amplifier. |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Size | Unknown |
| Year of production | Unknown |
| Additional Information | Reverse projection |
The user manual for the Heurtier P 6-24 is available to download free from the downloads page.
If you have any more information on this projector please get in touch.
| Running speed | Variable. The minimum and maximum fps is unknown. |
|---|---|
| Lamp | Unknown |
| Lens | 20mm, 1″ or 1 1/2″ |
| Reel Capacity | 400ft (120m) |
| Format | Standard 8 |
| Sound | Silent |
| Weight | Unknown |
| Size | Unknown |
| Additional Information | Has still picture |
The main difference between the Model 606 & Model 606M is the voltage. The Model 606 voltage range is 110, 125, 145, 160, 180, 200, 210, 220, 230, 240, 250. The Model 606M is 110v only.
The user manual for the GB Bell & Howell Model 606 & 606M projectors is available free from the downloads page.
The only information I have on these projectors is from the manual. If you have any more information on these projectors then please get in touch.
| Running speed | Variable. 18-24 f.p.s. |
|---|---|
| Lamp | 12v 100w A1/231 (ANSI EFP) |
| Lens | 15-30mm f/1.3 (LUX models have “Suprogon” 12.5-25mm f/1.2) |
| Reel Capacity | 600ft |
| Format | Dual gauge (Standard 8 & Super 8 ) |
| Sound | Magnetic |
| Speaker | 4-8 Ohms, 10W |
| Weight | Unkown |
| Size (W x D x H) | Unkown |
| Year of production | Unkown |
| Used Price (rough guide only) | £20 – £80 |
There are four versions of the Eumig 810 projector. They are:
The dual gauge Eumig 810 projectors have two sets of sprockets and gates which enable you to change format. Quite often the sprocket and gate sets go missing, so if you are planning to buy one make sure it has both sets.
The user manual for the Eumig Mark S 810 – 810D – 810D LUX projectors is available from the downloads area.