Canon S 400 Projector Manual Guide

, originally released in 1969, is a high-spec vintage film projector known for its versatility in handling multiple 8mm formats and its "one-touch" operation.

Below are the primary technical highlights found in the official Canon Camera Museum and collector documentation:

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: Adjustable projection speeds ranging from 10 to 20 frames per second (fps) , with a standard speed of 18 fps.

: Includes a built-in film cutter and end mark puncher , a pilot lamp for low-light operation, and a removable cover that can serve as a small portable screen. Manual & Support Resources , originally released in 1969, is a high-spec

: Equipped with a sharp PS 17-28mm f/1.3 zoom lens for flexible projection distances and a bright image.

: Accommodates reels up to 400 feet (120 meters) for extended viewing sessions. : Includes a built-in film cutter and end

: Features a dedicated push-button slow motion function (8–10 fps) for analyzing specific scenes. Automated Systems :