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- Specifications
Marketed | May1967 |
Original Price | 17,300yen (w/11mm f/2.5 and extra projection lamp) |
This model was based on the concept of “a desk-top projector”, or a TV-style projector enabling daylight viewing.
The black “daylight screen”, which took five years to develop, was the key feature of this system. Specially treated to improve diffusion, contrast and anti-reflection, the screen delivered brighter images than contemporary TVs.
Users could switch between Regular 8 and Super 8/Single 8 using a lever.
Acceptable Film | Regular 8 type 8mm film Super 8 type 8mm film Single 8 type 8mm film |
Aperture Size | 3.3 x 4.4 mm, 4 x 5.4 mm |
Film Type Switching | Switching by a lever |
Projection Lens | P-8 11mm f/2.5, 2 mirrors |
Projected Image Size on The Built-in Screen | Regular 8: 163 x 123 mm Super/Single 8: 200 x 150 mm |
Projection Lamp | 100 V 150 W |
Pilot Lamp | Not available |
Film Loading | Manual loading |
Standard Projection Speed | Approx. 17 fps |
Projection Speed Adjustable Range | Not adjustable |
Still Projection | Not possible |
Slow Motion Projection | Not possible |
Reverse Projection | Not possible |
Take-up Reel Capacity | Approx. 60 m (200 ft) |
Rewinding | Manual start |
Rewinding Time | Approx. 70 sec. |
Others | Built-in rear projection type daylight screen |
Power Source | AC 100 V 50/60 Hz |
Power Consumption | 200 W |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | 253 x 199 x 298 mm |
Weight | 4700 g |