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The final version of my 8mm film scanner project is detailed, featuring hardware and software modifications on a robust Chinon Universal projector platform, utilizing Raspberry Pi technology for digital conversion.
An update on the 8 mm telecine machine series that I started a couple of years ago.
This is a post to introduce the Everything Vintage Newsletter to anyone who is subscribed to the site via the WordPress network run by Jetpack
The Ever Ready Type C radio seems to sum up the post war world of new designs and fashions in 1953.
An introduction to the Everything Vintage website and why I created it.
The Decca TT33 is a traditional looking, desktop radio set made in 1960 with two band coverage and a large glass tuning scale.
The Ultra Transistor 101 medium and long wave radio set was made in about 1959 and can be used as both a desktop or a portable radio.
The Ferguson transistor 7 radio, made in about 1961, is a desktop model with 2 wavebands and features an output for connecting a tape recorder.
This HMV 1420, six transistor portable radio from about 1960, which covers both MW and LX, can also be used as a desktop model.
This article looks at a battery valve radio from about 1954, the Pye P114BQ attaché case portable radio of the early 1950s.
This article takes a look at a stylish and beautiful 8mm film projector from the 1950s, the Noris 8 Synchro Super
This article is about the Agfa Family 8 home movie system from the early 1980s, which provided a very clever, integrated way to capture family events on super 8 film
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