American television directory (1946)

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THREE THINGS Th at Perkin-Elmer Would Like to Have Television Engineers Know About 1 . Perkin-Elmer made the optics for the largest Schmidt camera in the world. Owned by the Mexican Government, it is used at Tonanzintla, Mexico. 2. Perkin-Elmer originated a new form of Schmidt system at the request of The Rauland Corporation. This new system works close to the theoretical limit in light-grasp and has remarkable definition over a large angular field (45 degrees). •3. Perkin-Elmer has now produced an F/1.0 anastigmatic lens of plastic for home projection. Relatively simple in construction, its superb per¬ formance is the answer to “ something better than the Schmidt. ” THG PUWn-^LnteR CORPORATIOn glgfibrook • conn* Designers, Engineers and Manufacturers of Optical Instruments and Components 67