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PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 11:40 pm 
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I was wondering as a discussion topic what lens everyone prefers for showing scope films. I am using an old Sankor Scope 7 lens for everything from super 8 to 35mm. It was designed for 35mm theatrical presentations but was designed to match up to a flat lens and has an additional focus ring on the outside barrel that focuses down to about 20' throwing distance. For the home it is the best I could find and throws a really sharp image at a short throw on every format. It is a Japanese lens and the barrel has been well-used but the optics are in perfect condition. As far as theater I have worked with Strong, Simplex and a couple lenses I don't even remember the names of but for home use, I've been using this Sankor about 15 years on every format.


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PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:52 pm 
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I use a Singer 16-D for 16mm and a Sankor 16C for super 8. The Sankor screws into an adapter that is in turn is screwed to the the front on any my Elmo projectors. It throws a sharp 12 foot wide image from corner to corner. The same is true for the Singer 16D with 16mm, except it is adapted to the 1.5 lens. Both lens have a distance adjustment in either feet or meters.

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