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noise to the recording film during splicing.
Kinevox engineers point to the su¬ periority of the Kinevox-type butt-splice versus the lap-splice method in that the butt splice, does not cause film to raise in passing the recorder and playback heads, thereby insuring flawless record¬ ing results.
FILM PRINTER FADER — PAR Products Corp., 926 N. Citrus Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif., announces a fade attachment for Bell & Howell 16mm and 35mm film printers which makes possible automatic fades and dissolves in color printing as well as black-and-white. Easily installed, fader is operated by a film notch actu¬ ating an interrupter. It does not inter¬ fere in any way with the normal printer light change operation. Any three of the following fade lengths can be provided: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 75, and 90 frames.
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CAMERA MART, INC., MOVES — After 14 years at the same old stand. Camera Mart, Inc., moved early in December from 70 West 45th St., to 1845 Broad¬ way, New York City. New quarters pro¬ vide larger offices and attractive show¬ rooms for display of extensive lines of motion picture and television equipment handled by company. New location now affords modern repair shop for camera and sound equipment, with optical test¬ ing and calibrating equipment. Editing and cutting rooms are soon to be in¬ stalled for rental purposes to independ¬ ent film producers. Featured will be latest type Moviolas and synchronizing equipment.
BOOKS ON MOVIE MAKING — Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y., has issued a new booklet listing a selected group of books on general motion picture work.
MAKES 3-DIMENSION CINE FILMS— The
Nord Company, 264 First Ave., North, Minneapolis 1, Minnesota, announce the Nord 3rd Dimension Converter for use on 16mm cameras for making stereo movies.
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