1940s Revere 8mm Projector - A Short Film

[@kinescope-zr8lh]

I have a similar 1946 revere projector I got at goodwill for 20 dollars. That was my best goodwill find ever. Even had the instructions book and warranty card

[@danlscan]

Very well made short. Thanks!

[@staceyahola4926]

Thank you Logan

[@chriss4365]

Is their a way to adjust the brightness on this?

[@loganbush]

not that I'm aware

[@chriss4365]

@@loganbush any ideas to reduce glare into the camera I'm using to record the footage?

[@loganbush]

@@chriss4365 you are pointing a camera at the projector screen? Maybe use a polarizing filter?

[@andrewschrotenboer9445]

Very nice projector! I have the Revere 85, but I can’t get the film to go all the way through the unit. It consistently hangs up on the adjustable plate behind the lens. Any ideas why this is happening and how to remedy it so I can watch the film that came with it?

[@staceyahola4926]

Hi guys I’m just trying to find out how much mine are worth ...I have a Revere and I have two 1940 Keystone Bellemans I’m looking for their value

[@loganbush]

No idea, try looking at sold items on eBay.

[@allanlane135]

thanks for showing this. i really need to know how a one of those camera are set up for a comic im writing. thanks again :)

[@loganbush]

Glad you liked it.

[@sonvapritch]

Nice! I did something similar with a 16mm Bell & Howell projector and some Krasnogorsk 3 footage. What dslr was this shot on?

[@loganbush]

This was a 6D, glad you enjoyed it.