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| Marketed | April1972 |
| Original Price | 95,000yen (w/17-28mm f/1.0) |
With the onset of the Super 8/Single 8 era, Canon shifted its emphasis to more affordable projectors. On the contrary, more and more advanced amateurs were calling for high-end projectors. For this reason, Canon developed the CINE PROJECTOR T-1, a high-end model with sprocket drive. It was the Super 8 version of the AUTO PROJECTOR 8Z, Canon’s high-end Regular 8 projector.
Lip-sync projection, a major requirement of advanced amateurs, was achieved by electronic motor control using signals from a tape recorder. The light source was a high-efficiency tungsten-halogen lamp. Combined with the newly developed PS 17-28mm f/1.0 zoom lens, the lamp delivered highly improved large-size projection. This model was very well accepted as the top-end projector.
| 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 | PS 17-28mm f/1.0, Spectra coating |
| Projection Lamp | 21 V 150 W tungsten-halogen lamp (Switchable brightness of high and low) |
| Pilot Lamp | Available |
| Film Loading | Film tip insertion type automatic loading |
| Standard Projection Speed | 18 fps |
| Projection Speed Adjustable Range | Approx. 15 – 25 fps |
| Still Projection | Possible |
| Slow Motion Projection | Possible. 1/3 or 1/6 times speed |
| Reverse Projection | Possible |
| Take-up Reel Capacity | Approx. 120 m (400 ft). Automatic take-up reel. |
| Rewinding | Manual start |
| Rewinding Time | Approx. 90 sec. |
| Others | Pulse sound sync with a tape recorder is possible with a tape recorder. Projection with absolute FTS sync recording and playback is possible using FTS head. Built-in film cutter. |
| Power Source | AC 100 V (90V/110V Switchable) 50/60 Hz |
| Power Consumption | 210 W |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 173 × 200 × 315 mm |
| Weight | 8100 g |