Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/06/05
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]- -----Original Message----- From: Charles Dunlap <cdunlap@emerald.ucsc.edu> >I just got my new Pradovit P150 projector in the mail yesterday. I got it >with the 90/2.5 Colorplan flat field lens. It is a very solidly built >projector, quite heavy for its size. The autofocus works well, and I was >particularly impressed with the design of the remote; it's an improvement >over the Kodak models. Thank you for that review, Charlie, I think Kodak makes a very solid, trouble-free mechanism, but I've never been really satisfied with the projected results, but recall being told that Leica has a lens adaptor sleeve (plastic, uncataloged item, around $90) which will allow the use of their lenses, and I'm wondering if anyone's tried this, and can vouch for the results, as Carousel projectors do appear for $20 from time to time. I have seen the Pradovit 2002 in operation with the 90 Colorplan, and was most impressed, as the improvement was not subtle, and seemed to work well with glass and cardboard-mounted slides alike. I think I may still be able to get a Pradovit 2500 w/90 Colorplan at around $550, but it's big, and the idea of being able to carry a tiny projector about for occasional slide shows is appealing. Do you find the P150 adequately bright when projecting poster-sized images onto a plain white wall?