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I I I t- L Overview . . 45

I 2 Operation. . . 47' L- Start-up 47 Loading the Slide Tray 50

I Operating the Projector . . . 56 l Clearing a Gate Jam . L_ 67 Shutdown 68

I l 3 Maintenance 69 L- Care . 69 Changing the Projection Lamp 70 I I Cleaning the Condenserand Mirror 72 4 Troubleshooting 78 I i Self-check I 78 t* 5 Warrantv ,....80 I Limitations.... 80 I L- 6HowtoObtainService .....81

i Assistance 81 I Shippinglnstructions.... 81

I 7 SpecialApplication I Receptacle 82 I Twelve-Pin ReceptacleSpecifications(Model 2000) 82

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j KODAK EKTALITE Slide Proiectors 43 (*I lmportantSafety Instructions

When operating your projector, always follow basic safety precautions:

1. Read and understandall instructions before operating your projector. 2. Before you switch on your projector, ensurethat the mains voltage input is correct or is correctly adjustedfor Models 2000, 1500,and 1000! Incorrect voltase can lead to malfunction in the projector. 3. Close supervision is necessarywhen any applianceis used by or near children, or others who may not understandthe need for these precautions.Do not leave the projector unattended during use. 4. Be careful not to touch hot parts. For lamp replacement,allow the module to cool before touching the lamp. Do not place the lamp module on heat-sensitivesurfaces. 5. Do not operateyour projector if the cord is damagedor if the projector has been dropped or "How damaged(see to Obtain Service" on page81). 6. Position the cord so that it is not tripped over, pulled, or placed in contact with hot surfaces. 7 . If an extension cord is necessary,use a cord with a current rating at least equal to that of the projector. cords rated for less amperagethan the projector may overheat. 8. Always unplug the projector from the electrical outlet before cleaning and servicing and when it is not in use. 9. Allow the project to cool before storing. 10. Do not immerse this equipment in water or other liquids. 11. Do not disassemblethis projector. Use a qualified service technician when service or repair is required. Incorrect reassemblycan causeelectric shock the next time the projector is used. 12. Use only safetyelectrical low-voltage (SELV) devices. 13. The use of an accessoryattachment not recommendedby the manufacturermay increaserisk of damage. 14. Connect this projector to a grounded outlet. 15. Keep the air-flow vents unobstructed. Electrical Approvals and CE Mark

This projector complies with International Safety requirementsof IEC 335-/-2-56 and bears the following safety marks:

.CE . TUV . SGSAustralian Standard . VDE (Pending)

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FRONTRIGHT L Tray 2. LnckRing/Cover 3. TransformerModule 4. ElevatingFoot 5. ElevatingAdjustment Wheel 6. Quick ReleaseButton (Models 2000, 1500, 1000) 7. Projection Lens 8. Lens Focus and ReleaseKnob 9. Autofocus (Models 2000, 1500) 10.SelectBar ll. Gate Index t2. Timer (Models 2000, 1500) 13.Reverse 14. Forward 15.Power (NO LIGHT/LOIHI- Models 2000, 1500, 1000) (NO LIGHT/ON-Model 500)

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16. Alignment Mark 17. Index Mark 18. Lamp Module 19. LevelingFoot 20. ReadingLight Cover (Models 2000, 1500, 1000) 16 21. Internal/Extemal Switch 17 (Model2000) 18 22. Tw elve-Pin (Dissolve) Receptacle(Model 2000) 23. AC Power Main Receptacle 24. Six-Pin Remote Control Receptacle(Models 2000, 1500, 4098_00704C4 1000) 4098_0070AC

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25. Voltage Selector (Models 2000, 1500, 1000) 26. Fixing Holes (6 mm thread) (Models 2000, 1500, 1000) 27. Serial Number Label 28. Power Cord Retainer

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Start-up Models2000, 1500, and 1000only -'o\A Caution Before you turn on your new KODAK EKTALITE Slide Projector, it is critical to set the voltage selectorto the proper setting.

The voltage selectoris located on the baseof the projector. You can set the voltageselector for the propervoltage (100, 115,130, 220,230, and 240 V , 50160Hz) by turning the selectoruntil the arrow of your main voltage lines up with the rurow on the projector housing.

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I A22O,230,orVlOmanrequires a25 AW25OV fuse.The100, l15 or 130V mainrequires a 5 A slowblod250 V fuse.To fit or checkthe fuse,pull out the fuseholder located beneath the powermain. At manufacture,the voltageselector is setat 240V with a 2.5A slow blod250 V fusefitted in the fuseholder. A sparefuse for replacementis provided in the first compartmentof the fuse holder.

l A tmportant i Countrieswith 100,115, or 130V mainwill requireremoval of thetwo L fusesin the fuseholder. Use the 5 A slow blod250 V fuse,provided. I Setthe voltageselector for your main voltage. I

After you haveset the correctvoltage and fitted the requiredfuse, you can safelyplug the projectorinto your powermain andswitch it on.

Model500 only OperatingVoltage Range: Minimum 207V Maximum 254V 50/60H2

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48 KODAKEKTALlTE,Slide Propctors j l Operation

All Models Plug the 6-pin cableremote connector into the remote-control receptacle,aligning the raised arrow with thenotched side of the socket.

Remote control

Remotecontrol A098_0079ACA receptacle A098_0079AC

This receptaclealso accepts plugs for accessories,such as a KODAK EKTALITE IR RemoteControl.

KODAK EKTALITE Slide Projectors 49 Operation

Loadingthe SlideTray The KODAK EKTAPRO 80 Slide Tray (with transparentcover) and the KODAK EKTAGRAPHIC Universal Slide Tray are designedto hold up to 80 slides. Be sure that your slide mounts are in good condition; frayed or bent mounts or mounts with loose tape may fail to drop into the projector. A variety of slide trays are available with capacity up to 140 slides. See your dealer in Kodak products for a complete list of Kodak trays and accessories. "0" Place the tray over the center post of the projector. Align the slot with the gate index; the tray will drop into position.

If your slide tray does not drop easily, rotate the metal plate on the bottom of the tray until it locks into position. Metalplate

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Placethe loadedslide tray on the projector.Align the gateindex at the zeroslide position. The tray will drop.

Gate index

Front-ScreenProjection Remove the tray's transparentcover (or the lock ring) by turning it counterclocla,viseand liftins it off.

Lockring

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Check each slide's orientation (horizontal or vertical) and arrangethem in the order you wish to show them. Then turn the slides upside down. Number each mount in the upper righrhand corner. Operation

lnsertyour first slideinto the first slot in the tray sothat the numberis visibleon the outercircumference of the trav.

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Replacethe cover (or lock ring) by turningit clockwiseuntil it is secure.

Rear-ScreenProjection You can easily adapt a show from front- to rear-screenprojection. Remove each slide from the tray and turn it horizontally (keeping the slide upside down). This will give the projected slide a mirror image on the screen.Insert your first slide back into the first slot in the tray. Replace the transparentcover (or lock ring).

Front Rear Projection Projection Operation

Raisedlndex Mark This featureallows you to coordinatetray startingpositions for multiple projectorpresentations. For an 8O-slidetray !n the zero position,the raisedindex mark is at slot 20. If you startwith slide6, it will align at slot 26.

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Removingthe Tray To remove the slide tray:

. if the tray is at the zero position, simply lift it off . if the tray is not at zero- - pressthe select bar all the way down - return the tray to zero - lift off the trav. Operation

Operatingthe Lens Projector To insert a lens, push the focus knob up and position the lens gear teeth on the lens barrel with the notch on the projector.

To remove the lens, push the horizontal knob toward the top of the projector as you withdraw the lens.

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Lamp Slide the power switch to LO for longer lamp life (Models 2000, 1500, 1000)orto Hlformaximumbrightness. Model500has only one setting (maximum brightness).

You may want to keep a spareKODAK Extra Bright Lamp Module (CAT 816 7181) on hand in casethe lamp burns out during a presentation.Replacing the entire module makes the changequick and easy. (See Maintenance on page 69 for instructions on changing the lamp module.) Seeyour dealer in Kodak products to order this module. Slide Forwardand Reverse Pressthe forward button on the projector or the remote control to project the first slide. To change slides, press the forward or reverse buttons.

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Focus Focus your first slide using the focus knob on the projector or the focus button on the remote control. (Models 2000 and 1500 have the Autofocus On/Off Switch.)

Focus

Autofocus(Models 2000 and 1500 only) With autofocuson, theprojectorautomatically focuseseach slide, after you focus your first slide manually.

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RandomProjection For random projection of any slide in the tray:

. press and hold down the selectbar . rotate the tray to the desired slide, and . releasethe select bar

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Elevatingand Leveling Usethe elevatingfoot for projected-imageheight adjustment. To releasethe foot on Models2000, 1500, and 1000,press the quick releasebutton, while lifting the front of the projector to the desired height.On the Model500, usethe elevatingwheel. The elevating I wheel can also be usedto makefine-height adjustmentson all i projectormodels.

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If the imageis not level, makean adjustmentby turningthe leveling foot at the rearof the projector.

Levelingfoot

Timer(Models 2000 and 1500only) To timeyour slides, use the timer switch for slidechanges from3 to22 seconds.

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To intemrpt the timer, press either the forward or reversebutton. For manual operation, slide the timer switch to OFF.

KODAKEKTALITE Slide Projectors 61 Operation

ReadingLight (Models2000, 1500, and 1000) To illuminate a small areafor reading, lift the reading light cover while the projectbr lamp is on.

Readinglight

A098_0030AC DissolveGontrol Receptacle (Model 2000 only) The special-applicationreceptaclq allows additional external control and programming capability for accessoriessuch as a dissolve control. It provides 25.5 V low-voltage power isolated from the main power line.

Turn the Int/Ext Switch to Ext when using a dissolve control.

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Use this receptaclefor:

. a low-voltage power supply "return-to-zero" . automatic devices . a dark shutter switch The receptacleaccepts t2-pin plug, DIN 41622. (See Chapter 7 for contact identification descriptions.) Usinga DissolveGontrol Use a dissolve control to softly fade into slide projection with one or more projectors.This featurefades down the light beam in one projector while changing the image and fading up the light beam in the other projector. This eliminates a dark-screeninterval.

When using a two-projector dissolve control, you need to divide your slides into two trays (odd- and even-numberedslides).

The dissolve control has two connectorsthat plug into the remotecontrol receptaclesin the rear of two projectors. Refer to your dissolve- control operating manual for additional instructions and features.

See your dealer in Kodak products or a Kodak representativein your country for more information on Kodak dissolve controls.

KODAKEKTALITE Slide Projectors 63 Operation

SingleSlides To projectsingle slides without a tray,slide the power switch to theLO settingon Models2000, 1500, and 1000. Remove the tray andinsert a slideupside down into the projectorgate. Push the slideall the way down.

After viewing the slide pressforward, reverse,or the selectbar to eject the slide.

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SelectingSlide Projection Lenses When buying a lens, consider featuressuch as focal length (measured in millimetres), aperture(designated as an f/stop), and the lens design (curved or flat).

When selecting a lens, remember that the shorter the focal length, the brighter the projected image. Also, curved-field lenses,in combination with cardboardopen-face mounts from an automatedmounting process, provide superior projection quality. A flat-field lens is the best choice for glass-mountedslides. LensFocal Length/Proiector Distance See the charts on page 2I5 to determine the lens focal length and projectiondistance. EditingYour Slides To add or remove the slides in the tray, you must first remove the transparentcover (or lock ring). Tum the cover (or lock ring) counterclockwise and lift off. Operation

Removinga Slide Rotate the tray to the slide you wish to remove. Firmly press and hold down the selectbar to eject the slide.

Addinga Slide When the cover (or lock ring) is off, you can add a slide to any empty slot. (Seepage 51.)

Replace and securethe lock ring.

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Clearinga Removinga DefectiveSlide or ForeignObject GateJam To remove a defective slide stuck in the projector gate, you need to remove the tray. DO NOT remove the cover or lock ring.

. Slide the tray releaselatch in the direction ofthe arrow . With your other hand, lift off the tray. . Hold it upsidedown, baseside up. . Rotate the baseplate until it locks into position.

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Removethe slide or object frorn the projector gateby pressingthe forward button or removingthe slide manually.

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A098_008 : Remountdamaged slides to protectyour projectorand slides from l subsequentdarnage.

Shutdown To shutdown, . removeand storethe tray . slide the power switch to OFF Your projectorwill remainwarm for severalminutes.

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l i ; Gare ProjectorCare l I Your projector should be servicedperiodically to prolong life. Dirt and dust can have adverseeffects on the lubricants used in the projector and l may causemalfunctions. We recommend routine maintenanceevery 1500 hours of operation or three years.

To ensure a long life and trouble-free operation for your projector:

. Allow the air to flow freely around the projector . Do not recirculate warm air. ' . Keep the projector dust free. . If your projector is chilled, bring it to room temperaturebefore operating. l L_ LampTips Follow these tips to increaselamp life:

I . Unplug the projector and allow it to cool before changing the lamp. . The NO LIGHT position will cool a blown lamp much faster. I . Allow for unrestricted flow of air to the exhaust vent. . Using voltages above the nominal switch setting greatly reduces lamp life. . Gently wipe off any fingerprints with a soft cloth moistened with rubbing alcohol. . Avoid jarring the projector when the lamp is warm and in use.

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Changingthe Slide the power switch to OFF and unplug the projector.

Projection Allow the projector and lamp to cool for about 10 minutes. Push the Lamp lamp module releasebutton and remove the lamp module. You can replace it with a new lamp module or replace only the lamp.

Note: There is an additional safety latch, which reducesthe chance of an accident with a loosely inserted lamp module, that may causesome resistance.To releasethe latch, you may needto apply extra effort when you pull out the module.

4098 0062AC

70 KODAKEKTALITE Slide Projectors I L ffiafuitenrc 1 t_ To replaceonly thelamp, liftup thelamp release clip. Carefullyremove the worn lampfrom the socketand place it on a heat-resistantsurface. I i_ I

I t_ I L L L L Insert the new lamp into the socket.Push down to tightly seatthe t_ replacementlamp. Do not usethe clip to seatthe lamp. Pushthe lamp rnodule all theway backinto theprojector until it latches. L Three lampscan be usedfor replacement: EXR 82 V/35H 300W (maximumbrightness, 35 hoursat HI) FHS 82 Vl7Otl 300W (mediumbrightness, 70 hoursat HI) L EXY 82 V{2WH250 W (low brightness,200 hoursat HI)

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Cleaningthe Disassemblingthe LampModule Condenser To clean the condenseror mirror, you must disassemblethe lamp andMirror module. Slide the power switch to OFF and unplug the projector. Allow the projector to cool about 10 minutes. Push the lamp-module release button and removethe lamp module.

Use a torx-head screwdriver to remove the screw.

Using a flat-blade screwdriver, apply ample pressureto releaseeach of the metal tabs.

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Reassemblingthe LampModule To reassemblethe lamp module, you will need to align and insert each tab into its appropriate slot.

Start with the tabs in the rear of the lamp module.

Insert the remainder of the tabs into slots until all seventabs on the top and two on the bottom are secured.

KODAKEKTALITE Slide Projectors 75 Insertthe screwand tighten. Then insert and seat the lamp.

When your maintenanceis complete, push the lamp module back into the projector.

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ThermalFuse Your projectorhas three thermal fuses that cut off powerif overheating occursdue to ventilationblockage or exhaustfan or motorfailure.

A warnins Always switch off the projector and unplug the main lead before replacing a fuse ! Avoid the risk of fire, replaceonly with a fuse of same type and rating!

If you replace the fuse yourself, you do not need to open the casing. Simply pull out the fuse holder, remove the blown fuse and fit the required replacement.

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This projector acceptsthe following fuses:

I xT2.5 A slow blod250 Y for 220,230, aurtd240 V 1 x 5 A slow blow/250V for 100.115. and 130V

KODAK EKTALITESlide Projectors 77 Troubleshooting

Self-check Consult this guide before calling for service.

PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION POector . No powerto projector . Fuseis blown. doesnot . Plugpower cord into operate suitable electricaloutlet. Set power switchto LO or Hl brightness. No Powerswitch on OFF . Setswitch to LO or Hl illuminationon or NO LIGHT brightness. screenwith Lampburned out . Install slidein newlamp or lamp projectorgate module. Lampnot seated in . Checklamp. socket Slidenot in Slideitself not sharp . Examineslide for proper properfocus focus. on screen Firstslide in tray not . Focuscenter of firstslide properlyfocused manually. Slidein differenttype . Focusmanually. of mountfrom others Projectionlens . Readand follow the installedimproperly instructionsfor installingthe lens. Unevenedge- Slideitself is notsharo Examineslide. to-edgefocus Curvedfield lens used Try a flat-fieldlens. withglass, plastic, or non-embossed mounts Curvedfield lens used Usea flat-fieldlens. for rearpro.jection Autofocus . Glassslides in tray . Turnoff autofocusor use motorruns slideswith mounts other than continuously glass.

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PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION Slidefails to . Tray base plate not Rotatethe tray baseplate l dropinto properlyindexed untilit locksinto position. l projection L . position Tray not properly Repositiontray on projector. positionedon projector . Slidemount warped . L_ Straightenmount or remount or frayedat corners slide. . P0ector not levelor . Setprojectoronastand equal tiltedtoo high withcenter of screen. L Uneven . Projectionlamp not . Checklamp. illuminationon fullyseated screen . Condenserlens not . Checkcondenser lens, installedor not positionedproperly in mount . Slidemount not Checkslide position and I seatedproperly in L_ slide-mountcondition. projectorgate Projectorwon't . Tray notproperly . Repositiontray. cycle to next positioned slide "Clearing L- . Slideorforeign object . See a GateJam" on stuckin gate page67. Programdoes . Tray numberis not . Repositiontray (see I not start with alignedwiththeraised page54). the correct indexmark slide L_

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Warranty

Kodak warrants this KODAK EKTALITE Slide Projector to function properly for one year from the date ofpurchase

If this KODAK EKTALITE Slide Projector doesnot function properly within the warranty period, upon submissionof dated proof of purchase,Kodak will repair it without charge, except for worn-ouf : projector lamps. If Kodak is unable to repair the projector, the option of replacementor refund of the purchaseprice will be available.

See an audiovisual products dealer in your country for the KODAK EKTALITE Slide Projector' s warranty coverage.

LimitatiOnS This warrantydoes not cover circumstancesbeyond Kodak's control, + projector lamps, or problems causedby failure to follow the care and operating instructions in the manual.

Any modification to the original design of this projector nullifies this wiuTanty.

Kodak makes no other express warranty for this product.

Repair or replacementis Kodak's only obligation. Kodak will not be responsible for any consequential or incidental damages resulting from the sale or use of this projector, regardless of the cause of such damages.

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Assistance To obtainservice or for assistancein usingyour KODAK EKTALITE Slide Projector,contact the KodakInformation Center in the United L- Statesat l-800-242-2424(Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.to 7 p.m., Easterntime). In Canada,call Kodakat 1-800-465-6325(Monday i throughFriday I 8:30a.m. to 5 p.m.,Eastern time). Or call Kodakin your L country. i Shipping To help us get your KODAK EKTALITE SlideProjector back to you L- lnstructions promptly,please enclose a notegiving detailsof the problem,dated proof of purchase,and your completename and shipping address. Pack I the unit in a sturdycarton with amplepacking material to protectthe I L- unit during shippingand handling.

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Contacts Function Description b5&b6 Zero-Position Gonnectsto an internalsingle-pole single-throw Switch normallyopen switch. Contacts are closedwhen the slidetray is at any positionother than zero, Theseleads connect only to the switchterminals. Do not exceeda switchingload of a A at 30 V ac. a6&b4 ShutterSwitch Connectsto an internalsingle-pole single-throw normallyclosed switch. Contacts are openwhen a projectorgate \, slideis in the andthe shutteris open.These leads connect only to the switch terminals.Do not exceeda switchingload of 1A at 30 V ac. a1&b4 SupplyVoltage Provisionof max.25.5 V/max. 0.5 A directvoltage for External on the 12-pinsocket is givenas soonas the Units projectoris switchedon. b3&b4 ForwardTray Connectsto the forwardtray-advance circuitry in Cycle the projector.These contacts are connected internallyto the remote-oontrolsocket and an electricalconnection made at eithersocket will resultin a forwardcycle. b2&b4 ReverseTray Connectsto the reversetray-advance circuitry in Cycle the projector.These contactsare connected internallyto the remote-controlsocket and an electricalconnection made at eithersocket will resultin a reversecycle. a3&a4 ExternalLamp Gonnectsto al to turn lampon; a4 is liveonly Control whenthe EXT/INTlamp switch is in the EXT/ "Dissolve" position.

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Lamp Mask SelectLenses SelectZoom SelectZoom (mm) 75-120mm 87-200mm 36 mm 93 mm 150mm 75mm 120mm 87 mm 200 mm fl2 ilz.5 ilz.8 ilz.8 ilz.8 f/3.5 f13.5 EXR 1000 1150 1075 925 22.9x 825 805 625 34.2 FHS (135) 800 920 860 740 660 644 500

L_ Lamp Mask StandardLenses StandardZoom StandardZoom StandardZoom (mm) 75-120mm 100-200mm '100-150mm 85 mm 100mm 180mm 75 mm 120mm 100mm 200 mm 100 'f/2.8 mm 150mm ilz.8 f/3.5 il3.5 v3.5 t/3.5/ ils.5 f/3.5 il3.5 EXB 22.9x 975 1025 850 750 610 750 625 750 625 34.2 l FHS 780 820 680 600 488 600 500 600 500 L (135)

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KODAKEKTAPRO FF Zoom Zoom Zoom ProjectionLenses 75-120mm 100-150mm 100-200mm 85 mm 100mm 180mm Coating c c c c c c Length 117mm 153mm 185mm 125mm 125mm 190mm FrontTube-@ 69 mm 65 mm 73 mm 73 mm 73 mm 63 mm '108 Weighl 210g 310g 450 g g 108g 205 g Aperture f/3.5 il3.5 t/3.s ilz.8 t/2.8 f/3.5 Elements 7 7 o 3 3 3 FieldAngle 32'-20' 24'-16' 24'-12' 27' 23" 13'

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KODAKEKTAPRO L SELECTFF Projection Zoom Zoom Zoom Lenses 75-120mm 81-200mm 200-300mm 93 mm I Goating MC MC MC MC L- Length 150mm 177mm 226 mm 125mm FrontTube-O 6't mm 70mm 87.5mm 78mm I Weighl 580 g 700g 910g 320g L Aperture il2.8 f/3.5 l/3.o v2.5 Elements 8 9 I b I Field Angle 32'-20' 28'-12' 12'-8' 25' L L L L t_ L- L- i t_ L I L

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