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• HONEYWELL PREVIEW PROJECTORS
These new Honeywell slide projec¬
tors give the presenter a preview
of every slide before it flashes on
screen. Permits last-minute correc¬
tion of upside-down or out-of-order
slides.
Also permits user to view
slides without setting up a screen;
makes sorting and editing much
easier and faster.
Four basic projector models avail¬
able.
All accept either round or
straight trays; all have Automatic
Self-Focusing feature.
Accessory
lenses available include 2.8, 3.5 and
zoom.
HONEYWELL SPOTMETER III
Selective exposure photography
... the most advanced concept
in reflected light meters.
The
Spotmeter III utilizes an optical
reflect system which gives a 21°
angle of view on the ground glass
screen. In the center of this viewing screen
is a 1° circle which represents the angle
covered by the meter's CdS sensing element.
For this reason, it is extremely selective, per¬
mitting precise exposure reading at longer
distances, and gives greater control over ex¬
posure problems.
Light intensity is read
directly from engraved scales on the viewing
lens.
For dark area reading, a scale illumi¬
nator glows when the button is depressed.
Exposure is calculated easily by turning
movable scales on the side of the meter.
The Spotmeter III is also equipped with an
IRE (Institute of Radio Engineers) scale,
which is especially useful for television film¬
ing and other special readings.
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