This nifty tutorial from the United States Air Force will teach you how to operate a 16mm Motion Picture Projector, should you ever come in contact with one.
Operate a 16mm motion picture projector
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How To: Operate a 16mm motion picture projector
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1 Comment
Watching this training video from almost 50 years ago makes me realize why the Armed Forces deserve our respect. Proper usage and maintenance of equipment is so important, and instead of assuming that intstructors will always relay every detail to what might be large group of students, the service men and women were grounded in absolute technical precision.
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