Cool, Checkout some of my other videos, I have a few more showing 16mm & One video showing my brand new 16mm B&H, Also a video showing A digital system I've been playing with that runs trailers features etc just like in the theater. I have my entire trailer reel uploaded as well.
I got lucky with the trailers, A guy on eBay had lots of them, 16mm is still popular in the UK, I paid an arm & a leg for them lol. About $15 - $20 each including shipping, The entire 45 - 50 minute reel total was $849
Also my youtube channel has a current listing of the features I have, But I am still trying to find a good portable 35mm projector, Money's too tight right now, But one day, The last two I bought, One was junk & the other which was in amazing shape, Was broke by UPS.
That's amazing. Many things of that nature continue to be popular in the UK for some reason. I know at one point in time 16mm prints of recent movies were available for theaters on college campuses. Now, they use the regular 35mm format mostly.
Hey, I have the same B&H projector and almost the same set up! I have the projector in my bedroom and the image shoots down the hall to a 70" screen in the living room, with 2 speakers up front. It works nice. Question: WHERE did you get all those fairly recent trailers in 16!!?? They were cool!
Cool, Checkout some of my other videos, I have a few more showing 16mm & One video showing my brand new 16mm B&H, Also a video showing A digital system I've been playing with that runs trailers features etc just like in the theater. I have my entire trailer reel uploaded as well.
I got lucky with the trailers, A guy on eBay had lots of them, 16mm is still popular in the UK, I paid an arm & a leg for them lol. About $15 - $20 each including shipping, The entire 45 - 50 minute reel total was $849
catnip20 3 years ago
Also my youtube channel has a current listing of the features I have, But I am still trying to find a good portable 35mm projector, Money's too tight right now, But one day, The last two I bought, One was junk & the other which was in amazing shape, Was broke by UPS.
catnip20 3 years ago
That's amazing. Many things of that nature continue to be popular in the UK for some reason. I know at one point in time 16mm prints of recent movies were available for theaters on college campuses. Now, they use the regular 35mm format mostly.
iabhornc 3 years ago
Hey, I have the same B&H projector and almost the same set up! I have the projector in my bedroom and the image shoots down the hall to a 70" screen in the living room, with 2 speakers up front. It works nice. Question: WHERE did you get all those fairly recent trailers in 16!!?? They were cool!
starwars21 3 years ago
Havent seen one thoese in a while thanks for showing.
tbenefi33 3 years ago