I have a new Pradovit Color II and a RolleiVision 66. Both are excellent
projectors. The lens on the Leitz is a ColorPlan 2,8/90 and is sharp and
bright. The picture is not as good as that from the Prado 500 I had for
years. But that lens (150 mm) was extra special although I can't remember
much about it now. It cost as much as the projector. I'd say you can't go
far wrong with the Pradovit as long as it's in good order. Automatic
projectors, when they go wrong, usually go very wrong.

Don
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From: "Ian bromehead" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 8:32 PM
Subject: NOT IST*D : Pradovit Color projector : value


> I suppose with all the digital usage these days, may slide projectors are
> busy gathering dust.
> I had an old projector bought a Boots in UK many many years ago. Well its
> slide holder broke into
> smithereens last month, so I started scanning for a replacement. Of course
> there's a dearth of
> commercial and industrial carousels going for a song, and I've read up on
> many threads and pdl
> care to take when choosing lens. I haven't settled on a choice as yet, but
> recently an offer came to me for an old but excellent Leitz (Leica)
Pradovit
> Color Slide Projector with wired remote and a Leica Elmaron 100mm f/2.8
> lens. I haven't seen these on ebay and I havent found anything through
> straight
> Forward googole searchs either.
> Do any of my fellow pentax-philes use such a beast ? Any advice and
> especially decent links where
> I might find ex prices, would be excellent.
> Many thanks
> Ian
>
>

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