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From: wjm@lcuxc.UUCP (B. Mitchell)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Re: Slide Projectors
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Date: Mon, 25-Feb-85 18:52:32 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 25 18:52:32 1985
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Frankly, your only choice is WHICH Kodak Carousel to get.  Not only does
Kodak provide their projectors with curved field lenses, which provide the
greatest fidelity for slides in cardboard or plastic mounts (non-curved
lenses are available for slides in glass mounts as well), but you can
get Kodak trays and accessories everywhere.  Consumer Reports gives the
Kodak units their recommendation as well.
I'm quite pleased with my 4400, which provides remote control advance and
focus and runs around $180 discounted.  You might want to step up to the
4600 which also provides auto-focus for about $220.  (There are also
less and more expensive models in the line, but I suspect most people
would find either the 4400 or 4600 most suitable for their needs.)
Regards,
Bill Mitchell (ihnp4!lcuxc!wjm)