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Kodak AMT 35mm Slide Projector (EKTAGraphic III) Zoom & power cord (no remote)
Kodak AMT 35mm Slide Projector (EKTAGraphic III) Zoom & power cord (no remote)
Kodak AMT 35mm Slide Projector (EKTAGraphic III) Zoom & power cord (no remote)
Kodak AMT 35mm Slide Projector (EKTAGraphic III) Zoom & power cord (no remote)
Kodak AMT 35mm Slide Projector (EKTAGraphic III) Zoom & power cord (no remote)
Kodak AMT 35mm Slide Projector (EKTAGraphic III) Zoom & power cord (no remote)

Kodak AMT 35mm Slide Projector (EKTAGraphic III) Zoom & power cord (no remote)

$ 21.11

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Brand: Kodak
  • Compatible Format: 35 mm
  • Model: EKTAGraphic III AMT
  • Features: Auto Focus
  • Condition: Pre-owned. Tested. It works. Auto focus works. Bulb works. Carousel moves clockwise so you need to stack the slides accordingly.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • MPN: n/a
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Type: Filmstrip Projector
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    Kodak EKTAGraphic III AMT 35mm Professional Slide Projector & Zoom & power cord
    no remote
    From an owner of the Kodak AMT:
    About 20 years back I purchased a new Kodak Ektagraphic III AMT projector from B&H. They were expensive at the time but well worth their price - I'm thinking 0 or so for the lens alone and around 0 or so for the projector.  The AMT was Kodak's top of the line model along with the ATS which included a feature I didn't need at the time:
    The AMT model was Kodak's best selling professional projector for many reasons. It has every feature offered on the Ektagraphic III series except the integrated pull-out view-screen (to get this feature see the top-of-the-line Kodak Ektagraphic III ATS projector listing). The AMT has the features most will use (auto-focus, remote-focus, variable timer, etc). It projects an excellent picture, and like all the Ektagraphic III machines it is very durable and has better registration than the Kodak Carousel series of projectors (which were made for home use). The AMT did cost quite a bit more new but can be had used now for about the same price as the other Ektagraphic III models.