Transparency mount providing rotatable projection image

Optics: image projectors – Film gate

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353120, G03B 148

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045484864

ABSTRACT:
The specification discloses a slide mount which may be used in a conventional slide projector enabling the film transparency to be rotated during image projection. More particularly, the mount comprises a body to be stationarily supported in the projector and a film-supporting assembly rotatably supported by the body. The film-supporting assembly is engageable at one edge of the body by a rotatable driving mechanism. Preferably, the film-supporting assembly is registered against the body in a direction perpendicular to the film to provide critical focus for the film.

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