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Kinoton is | Kinoton is a projector manufacturer. | ||
==Current Models== | |||
===E Series=== | ===E Series=== | ||
[[File:FP_38E_panel.jpg|right|thumb| | [[File:FP_38E_panel.jpg|right|thumb|200px|The characteristic button panel of E-series Kinoton projectors.]] | ||
* [[Kinoton FP | The original E Series models have been replaced by "Premiere" models that are identical to their original E Series equivalents except for having a slightly faster pulldown rate (8 milliseconds rather than the 11 milliseconds of the original models). The E series projectors have a digitally controlled sprocket drive. | ||
* [[Kinoton FP 75 E|FP 75 E]] - a dual-gauge [[35mm]]/[[70mm]] projector | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 50 E|FP 50 E]] | * [[Kinoton FP 50 E|FP 50 E]] | ||
* [[Kinoton FP 38 E|FP 38 E]] | * [[Kinoton FP 38 E|FP 38 E]] - a dual-gauge [[35mm]]/[[16mm]] projector | ||
* [[Kinoton FP 30 E|FP 30 E]] | * [[Kinoton FP 30 E|FP 30 E]] | ||
* [[Kinoton FP 25 E|FP 25 E]] | * [[Kinoton FP 25 E|FP 25 E]] | ||
===External Links | The D and A series have a direct Maltese cross drive. | ||
* [http://www.kinoton.de Kinoton website] | |||
===D Series=== | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 20 D|FP 20 D]] | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 23 D|FP 23 D]] | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 25 D|FP 25 D]] | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 30 D|FP 30 D]] | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 38 D|FP 38 D]] | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 50 D|FP 50 D]] | |||
===A Series=== | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 10 A|FP 10 A]] | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 20 A|FP 20 A]] | |||
* [[Kinoton FP 50 A|FP 50 A]] | |||
==Kinoton Lens Holders== | |||
[[File:Old Kinoton-Norelco Lens Holder.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Original Kinoton/Phillips/Norelco Lens Holder Design]] | |||
[[File:New_Kinoton_Lens_Collar.jpg|right|thumb|200px|New Kinoton Lens Holder Designed to Hold Standard Simplex/Century Collars]] | |||
Kinoton and Norelco projectors use a cumbersome lens holder. Rather than slide in or out of a collar like a Simplex or Century, the Kinoton lens holder snaps on via a spring which is engaged with a pin and your thumb and index finger (careful not to pinch yourself!). More modern Kinoton lens holders have an enlarged collar diameter which will hold standard simplex or century lens holders. | |||
==External Links== | |||
* [http://www.kinoton.de/en/products-solutions/film-technology-discontinued/16-35-and-70-mm-projectors.html Kinoton website]- As of 2016 their film projectors have been discontinued, and are listed under the "discontinued" section of their website. If the link is no longer functioning they may have removed it all together. | |||
[[Category: | [[Category: Equipment]] | ||
[[Category:Projectors]] | [[Category:Projectors]] | ||
[[Category: Dual gauge projectors]] | |||
[[Category: 35mm projectors]] | |||
[[Category: 16mm projectors]] | |||
[[Category: 70mm projectors]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 19 March 2022
Kinoton is a projector manufacturer.
Current Models
E Series
The original E Series models have been replaced by "Premiere" models that are identical to their original E Series equivalents except for having a slightly faster pulldown rate (8 milliseconds rather than the 11 milliseconds of the original models). The E series projectors have a digitally controlled sprocket drive.
- FP 75 E - a dual-gauge 35mm/70mm projector
- FP 50 E
- FP 38 E - a dual-gauge 35mm/16mm projector
- FP 30 E
- FP 25 E
The D and A series have a direct Maltese cross drive.
D Series
A Series
Kinoton Lens Holders
Kinoton and Norelco projectors use a cumbersome lens holder. Rather than slide in or out of a collar like a Simplex or Century, the Kinoton lens holder snaps on via a spring which is engaged with a pin and your thumb and index finger (careful not to pinch yourself!). More modern Kinoton lens holders have an enlarged collar diameter which will hold standard simplex or century lens holders.
External Links
- Kinoton website- As of 2016 their film projectors have been discontinued, and are listed under the "discontinued" section of their website. If the link is no longer functioning they may have removed it all together.