Projectors' association with cinema is decades-old. Cinema, since ancient times, has used projection technology for satiating the demands of the normal movie-goer. Even the most hi-tech 3D cinemas will find it difficult to be projected to the audience without the use of a digital projector. And in an effort to make our presence felt in the theaters, we do deal in filmstrip projectors too. Filmstrip projectors are available with our dealers, suppliers, wholesalers, retailers, traders, resellers, vendors and distributors in regions like Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Bengaluru and Ahmedabad, Navi Mumbai and Thane in India. Though these projectors do not find a market with the common man, they do command respect with the theater owners. And in a bid to tell which projectors are the best, we have written this article so as to review and compare the best filmstrip projectors around and the ones which can be termed as a decent buy.

The lack of a strong market for these type of projectors discourages big players like Sharp, Sony, LG, Panasonic, Optoma,  Pico, Hitachi, Infocus, NEC, Benq, Acer, Samsung, Sanyo, Mitsubishi, Viewsonic , Philips from stepping into this market. That is why the companies you will read about in this review might be unheard of for you but nevertheless these companies are big-wigs in producing filmstrip projectors. Also, another point worth mentioning over here is that this projection technology is out-of-fashion and in fact, not even in production by the companies which make these now. So the ones which are available with sellers are actually second-hand models and hence, buyers shall purchase these projectors at their own discretion. Now lets get down to the business end of this article. First up we have Dukane Filmstrip Projector Model 28A33. This projector features 2.8 projection lens and advance film control-carrying handle. Next we are going to check out Kodak's 4600 Carousel Slide Projector. This projector comes with a corded remote control and reverse, automatic focus and a zoom projection lens. We will conclude with the review of Dukane 28A81C MicroMatic II Filmstrip Projector. This projector boasts of being able to play filmstrips with cassettes both in automatic and manual mode. However, the absence of a remote must deter you from buying this projector. We had like to conclude by saying that this projection technology is very old and will mainly be bought for its vintage value. If you still insist on buying one, we had tell you that do contact us and get a better idea.