Handmade Materials for Projection

This film is presented courtesy of the Indiana University Libraries Film Archive (IULFA): go.iu.edu/5ut
Filmed in 1956, this film demonstrates various methods of preparing materials to be used on different types of still projectors--overhead, opaque, 3 1/4" x 4", and 2" x 2". Shows the use of carbon film, clear and prepared acetate, and various coloring methods to prepare 3 1/4" x 4" and 2" x 2" slides and for larger materials for the overhead projector. Also includes a demonstration of a simple method of "lifting" pictures from magazines onto acetate for projection.
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[@nancystocker357]

That’s a lot of work. My seventh grade used this in history…over 50 yrs ago!!

[@nancystocker357]

This is just like a screen to see the image. Does it protect a image on the wall and enlarge the image?

[@nancystocker357]

Oh bot this sure is dated!