FP20 Philips Kinoton 35mm filmprojector, Maintenance

[@gustavor.dominique3475]

Hello. Here in Argentina I was a cinematographic operator for more than 25 years, I worked with 35 and 70mm. The last year I worked was in 2015, and in the cinema where I was we had 2 Victoria 5 projectors, in one room with a dish and in another with a tower. Then digitalization arrived and the cinema had to close. I had great memories left.

[@fp20wesmovie87]

I totally understand you, in my last cinema where I worked, the largest cinema had two Philips DP70 projectors with non-rewind for 35-70mm, where I showed a lot of 70mm feature films. The happy memories remain, glad we experienced this.

[@raidendigital1003]

R.I.P. Arclight Hollywood and the Cinerama Dome.

[@fp20wesmovie87]

Interesting video, Its a mad mad world was the first film I saw in the cinema, in this case on 70mm.

[@raidendigital1003]

@@fp20wesmovie87 I wasn't actually trying to promote muh stuff, was just really sad about how things are and forgot a made a video called that.

[@khandarbar3975]

I want to print logo and images on 35mm film To prepare slides in projector for logo projection Can you suggest me what are the printer and films required for this?

[@fp20wesmovie87]

Unfortunately, slides is something that belongs to analog photography. I think you can still buy a 35mm photo roll somewhere for an analog photo camera, and there will still be an address somewhere that can develop that photo roll. I just don't know where.