Thanks to you. Your video is so easy, really profesional. It can’t be more explicit. I have reels over 60 years old and don’t know what’s on them anymore. The first reel I projected was that of my marriage. We were so beautiful. Thanks for your work and have a great 2021.
This is simply integral to anyone who is interested in any version of this model and has zero clue how to use it. Just picked one up for $10 at a museum sale and it's a 98Z. Thanks so much for your stellar video and the time to teach people like myself!
Dave Reed Glad you found the tutorial to be helpful. I have managed to collect Super 8 and 16 mm projectors as well and am having a great time converting a bunch of these old films to digital format. Cheers.
Thank you for your tutorial. I just purchased a Keystone 98 from a local thrift store that did not come with a factory manual. Your video is greatly appreciated.
I found one of these in near perfect condition, along with a box of 200 foot reels, all unmarked, in my parents house which I've inherited. I discovered the take up reel is located on the underside, mounted between the feet. I found not find the reel, but by chance looked on the bottom for serial number/model info. and there it was. Now, thanks to you i can actually watch one of these films.
arithmecode i viewed two, they were filmed by my Step Dad in the late 1950's. A family Christmas Party, gift exchange/unwrapping, with his parents, and 5 siblings, a vacation to Greece, His daughters first Communion, and more. Only a few shots where someone else shoots and he is in frame. He looks to be in his late twenties. My step dad died last year at 88 years of age, yes some REEL treasures.
Thanks for the video, I just bought a Keystone K-101Z at an antique store, pretty much mint condition and needed to know how to feed the film through it.
Thanks so much for this! Just bought this and noticing it's going slow, almost stopping in reverse and rewind. Is there a way to open and oil the motor?
Thanks to you. Your video is so easy, really profesional. It can’t be more explicit. I have reels over 60 years old and don’t know what’s on them anymore. The first reel I projected was that of my marriage. We were so beautiful. Thanks for your work and have a great 2021.
Thanks very much for your supportive comments. I'm glad you will get to see those films from decades ago. All the best in 2021.
This is simply integral to anyone who is interested in any version of this model and has zero clue how to use it. Just picked one up for $10 at a museum sale and it's a 98Z. Thanks so much for your stellar video and the time to teach people like myself!
Dave Reed Glad you found the tutorial to be helpful. I have managed to collect Super 8 and 16 mm projectors as well and am having a great time converting a bunch of these old films to digital format. Cheers.
Thank you for your tutorial. I just purchased a Keystone 98 from a local thrift store that did not come with a factory manual. Your video is greatly appreciated.
I found one of these in near perfect condition, along with a box of 200 foot reels, all unmarked, in my parents house which I've inherited. I discovered the take up reel is located on the underside, mounted between the feet. I found not find the reel, but by chance looked on the bottom for serial number/model info. and there it was. Now, thanks to you i can actually watch one of these films.
Glad the video helped. I hope you enjoy the box of 8 mm films. I suspect there are some real treasures there.
arithmecode i viewed two, they were filmed by my Step Dad in the late 1950's. A family Christmas Party, gift exchange/unwrapping, with his parents, and 5 siblings, a vacation to Greece, His daughters first Communion, and more. Only a few shots where someone else shoots and he is in frame. He looks to be in his late twenties. My step dad died last year at 88 years of age, yes some REEL treasures.
Thanks for the video, I just bought a Keystone K-101Z at an antique store, pretty much mint condition and needed to know how to feed the film through it.
Glad it helped. Cheers.
Lovely video, I recently found one in good conditions, however missing a spindle, do you know how I can obtain one for a keystone 98?
Super helpful! Thanks for the great tutorial!!
Thank you Sr. this is so romantic!. My husband has it in the basement but now I think it have to be in a better place!. Great vídeo.
best tutorial - much appreciated and happy 2020! :)))
I'm glad it helped.
@@arithmecode Where can I find the bulbs for this projector? Or which bulb model can fit? Thanks
I bought a keystone 100 8mm and it came with one reel, any place I may find q replacement?
Thanks so much for this! Just bought this and noticing it's going slow, almost stopping in reverse and rewind. Is there a way to open and oil the motor?
Thank you! My top tensioner was stuck, not it is unstuck.
Hi, I have a 98z and was wondering if you could tell me the type or model number of the lamp for it.
Thank you
Dave
Hi Dave. I'm out of town at the moment but will see what I can find by midweek.
It's a DCH 150w
So it’s just a blue keystone k-101