When it comes to projecting slides for presentations, family gatherings, or artistic showcases, Kodak slide projectors have long been a staple in many households and professional environments. However, not all Kodak slide projectors are created equal; they come with various features and specifications that cater to different needs. In this article, we will explore the differences between several popular Kodak slide projectors to help you choose the right one for your requirements.Carousel Models4000 - No Features at all4200 - Manual Focus/ No Remote4400 - Manual Focus/ includes a remote4600 - Auto Focus5200 - Auto Focus, Pull-Out Viewscreen5400 - Auto Focus, Timer, Pull-Out Viewscreen5600 - Auto Focus, Timer, Pull-Out ViewscreenEktagraphic ModelsE - no advanced featuresE Plus - only has remote-focus, no other advanced featuresA - only has auto focus (not remote-focus/timer/viewscreen)AT - an older version of the AMTAS - an older version of the AMT without the timerAMT - auto-focus, remote-focus and variable timer (no viewscreen)ATS - everything on the AMT plus the pull-out viewscreen (it is top-of-the-line)
