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- 1 Kodak Carousel 4200 Slide Slide Projector
- 2 Kodak BC4401 Carousel 4400 4400 Projector
- 3 Vivitar 3000AF Carousel Slide Slide Projector
- 4 Kodak Carousel Projector 5200 Projector 5200
- 5 Kodak B140T Carousel Transvue 140 Slide Tray
- 6 RAINBEAN USB Powered 35mm Magnification, Handheld Projector Suit For 2 × 2 Slides
- 7 Kodak Carousel 4600 Projector 4600 Projector
- 8 KODAK SCANZA Digital Film Tilt-Up 3.5" LCD, Easy-Load Film Inserts, Adapters & More
- 9 KODAK 35mm Slide And – For 35mm Slides & Film Negatives
- 10 Kodak Carousel 800 35mm Brightness, Remote Option]
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Top Rated Carousel Slide Projectors
1 
Kodak Carousel 4200 Slide Slide Projector
Product Highlights:
- lens not included with projector
- remote forward and reverse
- improved corner-to-center illumination
2 
Kodak BC4401 Carousel 4400 4400 Projector
Product Highlights:
- remote forward, reverse, and focus
- 3-position lamp switch (off, fan, and lamp)
- lens not included
3 
Vivitar 3000AF Carousel Slide Slide Projector
Product Highlights:
- automatic focus
- remote control
- slide previewer
4 
Kodak Carousel Projector 5200 Projector 5200
Product Highlights:
- automatic focus
- 102mm f/2.8 lens
- built-in viewing screen
5 
Kodak B140T Carousel Transvue 140 Slide Tray
Product Highlights:
- holds up to 140 2-by-2-inch slides. cat 184-0768
- accepts slides mounted in cardboard or thin plastic mounts - not glass or metal mounts up to 1/16 inch thick.
- for use on all kodak carousel and ektagraphic slide projectors except models 550, 550r, 570, av580, ra-950, carousel s, pocket, and ektagraphic model ra-960.
6 
RAINBEAN USB Powered 35mm Magnification, Handheld Projector Suit For 2 × 2 Slides
Product Highlights:
- 【relive beautiful memories】personal slide viewer provides a glimpse into the past by enlarging and lighting 35mm slides & film negatives for all to enjoy. relive the past moments with family and friends .
- 【glass lens】suitable for 2*2 mounted and 35mm film strips and negatives. (note: 2*2 slides need to be inserted into the back of the viewer)
- 【tow ways to power】we provide a standard 6v dc usb cable, you can keep the device continuously powered for nonstop slide-viewing action. also, you can load 4aa batteries into the designated space for hours and hours of enjoyment. (batteries not included)
7 
Kodak Carousel 4600 Projector 4600 Projector
Product Highlights:
- lens not included
- autofocus operation
- remote forward and reverse
8 
KODAK SCANZA Digital Film Tilt-Up 3.5" LCD, Easy-Load Film Inserts, Adapters & More
Product Highlights:
- film to jpeg in seconds powerful 14/22mp kodak film scanner converts old 35mm, 126, 110, super 8 & 8mm negatives & slides to jpeg digital files - note; the scanza will not convert films other then 35mm, 126, 110, super 8 & 8mm negatives
- large, bright 3.5 tft lcd high definition built-in color display features adjustable brightness & convenient tilt for easy operation & image viewing
- an adapter for everything unit arrives w/multiple film inserts & adapters for fast, flexible operation; big one-touch buttons allow for one-step scan & save
9 
KODAK 35mm Slide And – For 35mm Slides & Film Negatives
Product Highlights:
- old memories come to life – personal slide viewer provides a glimpse into the past by enlarging and lighting 35mm slides & film negatives for all to enjoy
- powerful backlit light box – large viewing area features ultra bright daylight led illumination to render images in vivid, crystal clear detail
- triple the magnification – since most slides & films are super small, our built-in magnifier lens enlarges images by 3x without distortion, blurriness or loss of detail
10 ![Kodak Carousel 800 35mm Slide Projector [Timer, Dual Brightness, Remote Option]](https://i2.wp.com/m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41tz4ZGC0GL._SL160_.jpg?w=1110&ssl=1)
Kodak Carousel 800 35mm Brightness, Remote Option]
Product Highlights:
- 35mm slides
- low/high dual brightness
- variable timer
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