The Reflecta Diamator AF MCI Autofocus 1002 (often referred to as Type 1002) is a vintage 35mm slide projector known for its compact design and reliable performance in film photography. Produced in the 1980s and 1990s, it was manufactured in Portugal and often featured design elements inspired by industrial designer Dieter Rams.
Key Specifications and Features:
Optics: Equipped with a Will-Wetzlar Maginon 1:2.8/85mm lens or a 90mm f/2.8 projection lens.
Autofocus (AF): Features an automatic focus system that adjusts for slide "popping" (warping due to heat) during long presentations.
Lamp: Uses a 24V 150W halogen bulb (typically type G6.35).
Magazine Compatibility: Supports the Agfa CS system, which allows for higher-density slide storage (100 slides in the same space as 50) and prevents slides from falling out if the tray is tipped. It also works with standard universal trays.
Control: Includes a wired remote control for manual slide changing (forward and reverse).
Design: Features a foldable carrying handle for portability and, in some versions, a built-in storage compartment for cables and small accessories.
