carousel to video

I need a real time slide carousel to video out converter. What ideas do
you have to do this? I thought that a good camera with a transfer lens
between the slide projector and the camera would be a simple and
effective idea. I used this system many years ago with a super 8mmm
movie projector to video . What would be a good camera for this?
Ideas please or even better a ready made system. This is for use by a
non-profit group. We get speaker who come with carousels and we cannot
show them because of lack of a suitable place to put a screen. The
idea is is to convert the carousel output to video and have several LCD
22" screens where they can be viewed.
Please email me directly if you want to sell me your system.
rdoctors RemoveThis @cox.net

Most digital still and also video cameras will allow you to do this, just
make sure that the camera you choose has a video preview output in record
mode (most but not all) and that its macro capabilities are adequate for the
small projection screen these optical adaptors have. You will also need a
video amplifier to match the load (several 50 Ohm inputs) to the 50 Ohm
output drive capability of the camera used.

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>I need a real time slide carousel to video out converter. What ideas do
> you have to do this? I thought that a good camera with a transfer lens
> between the slide projector and the camera would be a simple and
> effective idea. I used this system many years ago with a super 8mmm
> movie projector to video . What would be a good camera for this?
> Ideas please or even better a ready made system. This is for use by a
> non-profit group. We get speaker who come with carousels and we cannot
> show them because of lack of a suitable place to put a screen. The
> idea is is to convert the carousel output to video and have several LCD
> 22" screens where they can be viewed.
> Please email me directly if you want to sell me your system.
> rdoctors.RemoveThis@cox.net
>