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==Kinoton Lens Holders== | ==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 making for much easier lens swaps. | 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 making for much easier lens swaps. | ||
Revision as of 09:23, 13 January 2015
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The original E Series models have been replaced by "Premiere" models that are identical to their original E Series equivalents except for having a slightly faster pulldown rate (8 milliseconds rather than the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).
- 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
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 making for much easier lens swaps.