ok, here goes.
I hate 8mm and 16mm projectors with all the loud noise, the reeling of the film thru the film path, manintenance, etc.
But, I have a few 8mm and 16mm silents I'd like to watch.
Is there something like the old motorized editors with a built in 6 inch screen that I could watch BOTH 8mm and 16mm films on? does anyone out there have one for sale? Please let me know...thanks!!
Thanks!
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Re: A Tough One
Where are you and your film collection located?
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Brooklyn, New York City. But I'd hardly call 6 reels "a collection. 
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There are several NYC-based 16mm collectors on this forum that could help you out with watching your films. You could find more if you post your question at http://www.16mmfilmtalk.com" target="_blank. Some collectors have a sound-proof projection booth in their homes, but I don't even notice the projector noise myself.
I know that Blackhawk used to sell a mini-screen viewer for 8mm films, but good luck finding one. There's also film editors with small screens, but they are not ideal for watching films.
I know that Blackhawk used to sell a mini-screen viewer for 8mm films, but good luck finding one. There's also film editors with small screens, but they are not ideal for watching films.
Bruce Calvert
http://www.silentfilmstillarchive.com
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