Kodak Supermatic 70

marketed in 1974

super 8 mm film

lens: f: 2.7 \ F: 13 mm

lamp: 80 W, 30 V, ELB

lamp brightness settings: High, Low

built-in screen: 6 x 9 inch

reel capacity: 120 m

projection: forward, reverse, still

projection speed: 18, 24 fps, slow motion

sound-picture separation: 18 frames

film loading: automatic threading

auto rewind: yes

sound: magnetic playback on main sound track

sound mode: mono

amplifier: transistorized

amplifier output: 4 W

frequency response: 100-5,000 Hz at 18 fps

sound control: volume

sound recording: magnetic recording on main sound track

recording level control: auto and manual

VU meter: recording level meter

input terminal: Microphone, Phono

output terminal: External Speaker (6.5 mm diameter jack)

built-in speaker: yes

auxiliary speaker: yes

motor: magnetic motor

power source: 120 V AC, 60 Hz

weight: 29 lbs

dimensions: ?

made in Usa by Eastman Kodak

• "The Supermatic 70 is Kodak's compromise between a conventional pro-jector and a continuous-loop cartridge projector. It accepts film in Kodak Supermatic cassettes, and projects them onto either a built-in Ektalite screen or a standard wall screen using just one lens. It has high speed automatic rewind through the gate, and is ready to restart moments after show-ing the film. It has still frame, auto-matic or manual gain control, and a VU meter" (American Cinematographer, November 1975).