I was almost afraid to get my hopes up with this bulb, and it took me a while to be able to review it. My in-laws had an old Kodak 35 mm slide projector that broke. That means all of the slides of my husband and his sister when they were kids would be unwatchable, and I really wanted to see them. It took me a really long time to find a working old Kodak projector. When we found one, there was a loose wire that blew out the bulb right after it started showing pictures. Thank goodness my husband is technically smart enough to know that it needed to be soldered. I am really grateful to have been able to find a new bulb for it, and the pictures here are ones I took just now sitting in the chair and recording from my iPad what was showing up on the screen. These slides happen to be from when my husband learned to scuba dive. Don't be afraid to take a chance on an old-fashioned bulb. Also, the screen that we are showing these on is something that is draped over our regular television. We bought that screen at Walmart, so you will be able to find it there if you look at my other reviews. if you have family slides that you need to be able to show, that is a good screen. If you have an old working projector that needs a bulb, you can trust this one to work.
