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35mm slides for Kodak Carousel Projectors

35mm slides for Kodak projectors
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35mm slide
35mm slides for Kodak projectors

35mm slides for Kodak Carousel Projectors

£3.25

Mounted 35mm photographic slides made from your digital photos, images and files. These are 1.8mm thick plastic mounts are suitable for use with Kodak Carousel projectors with the 80-slide and 140-slide rotary magazines.

Priced per single slide

By default your images are recorded as supplied but you do have the option of asking us to crop to fill the frame – more details can be found on the ‘Cropping images’ tab below.

NOTE: The previous 3mm thick slide mounts stopped being manufactured some years ago and the huge stocks we sourced at the time have now been exhausted.


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Estimated despatch date: Friday 10, January 2025
Estimated despatch date: Friday 10, January 2025
Estimated despatch date: Friday 10, January 2025
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Description

These 1.8mm thick mounted slides from your digital photos are the perfect choice for use in Kodak Carousel slide projectors that use 80-slide rotary magazines and also the rare 140-slide version magazines which require thinner slides).

The 35mm Kodak Ektachrome photographic slides are supplied mounted in 1.8mm thick CS type glassless slide mounts and are the industry standard size of 50mm x 50mm (2″ sq.).

The product will also fit SUCK UK slide lights and all vintage and modern slide projectors which require slimmer 2mm mounts.

NOTE: The previous 3mm thick slide mounts stopped being manufactured some years ago and the huge stocks we sourced at the time have now been exhausted.

Cropping options

35mm slides have an image dimension ratio of 3:2. Many compact digital cameras have a squarer ratio than this, or you may have deliberately cropped your image to something of your chosing. By default we don’t crop your image to fit the 35mm frame – any excess left and right (for a squarish image) or top and bottom (for a thin landscape image) is automatically filled in with black. When projected you don’t see the black bars of course – black is the absence of light – and all you see is your image the way you created it.

However, if you don’t want this then when you order your slides you have a choice of ‘Crop to fill frame’. We will then crop the image (which we will do by eye to avoid inappropriate cropping of your image) so that the full slide area is utilised. Note that images are never stretched or distorted to make them fit, just cropped.

Compact camera image
Compact camera image

uncropped slide
Resulting slide, by default, without cropping

cropped image
Result using ‘crop to fit’ option.

Cropping in Photoshop

If you would rather ‘crop to fit’ yourself, then accurate cropping in Photoshop is easy and you can greatly speed up working with a lot of files by making use of presets.

select crop tool
Select the Crop tool

select 2-3
In the drop-down dialogue box choose 2:3. By default the cropping box is portrait.

flip ratio
If your image is landscape then click the ‘reverse’ button and the box rotates

adjust crop
Now click and hold on a corner and you can drag the cropping rectangle around, locked in 2:3 proportions at all times. When you are happy hit the return/enter key and your work is done. ‘Save as’ the file to a new name so that your new cropped version doesn’t overwrite the original.

create preset
You can save this crop setting so that you can return to it at any time – just name it something useful. You will see we have a couple of presets set up for 35mm slides and View-Master reels.

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