International photographer (Feb-Dec 1929)

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December, 1929 The INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER Thirty-one Dr. G. Floyd Jackman DENTIST Member Local No. 659 706 Hollywood First National Bldg. Hollywood Blvd. at Highland Ave. GLadstone 7507 Hours: 9 to 5 And by Appointment RIES BROS., INC. PHOTO SUPPLIES 1152 N. Western GRanite 1185 LEWIS W. PHYSIOC Special Effects Card Shots Multiple Exposures TEC-ART STUDIOS 5360 Melrose Ave. Telephone Los Angeles GRanite 4141 For professional Bell & Howell and DeBrie cameras. Send full description for cash offer. Or telegraph Bass Camera Company, 179 West Madison street, Chicago, Illinois. For Sale or Rent 2 B & H Cameras, 2.3 Astro Lenses and Cinemotor Complete B. B. RAY 401 N. Orange Grove WHitney 400^ MR. BALSLEV WRITES Editor International Photographer. Dear Sir — I was recently interested in experiments in New York similar to those outlined in J. C. Alberts' paper in the November issue. We found that the size of the shunt condenser could be greatly reduced and the effectiveness of the filter increased by tuning the series field as shown even though we found the nipple to have a fundamental of 1200 cycles with over fi% second harmonic content. ROY H. KLAFFKI The frequency of the ripple is a function of speed and number of commutator bars and the inductance of the series field varies with machines so no values can be accurately tabulated. They can be adjusted easily at the generator by listening across the line. First adjust the capacity of the condenser around the series field until the ripple is a minimum and then add the shunt condenser. In many cases with small generators used to replace batteries on amplifiers the reactance of the series field was raised so high by tuning that 8 mf was sufficient for the shunt condenser. J. R. BALSLEY A. P. S. BANQUET The first midnight banquet and ball of the California Chapter, American Projection Society, was given at the Roosevelt Hotel, Tuesday, November 26, President Sidney Burton presiding, ably assisted by Secretary Dave Koskoff and Treasurer Ed. Kellar. One hundred and forty-five guests were in attendance and the occasion was an immense success. FOR RENT Complete Mitchell sound equipment— Cable and Clutch. Phone HE-6230 John Silver Walter J. Van Rossem Photographic Laboratory and Camera Rental Service HOIIy 0725 6049 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, California 3ra «. Hoke now with M. HALL Assistant Cameraman GLadstone 4203 HEmpstead 1128 Paul P. Perry with complete Mitchell Sound Equipment HO. 8166 or HE. 1128 ELMER G. DYER Extends the season's greetings to all members of Local 659, I. A. T. S. E. and desires especially to thank the following named brothers for courtesies extended while engaged with them in the filming of these productions. Dan Clark "Air Circus" Al Siegler "The Big Hop" Harry Perry "Hells Angels" Joe Walker "Flight" Bob Kurrle "Evangeline" Ernest Miller "Troopers Three" Jack Rose Tiffany-Stahl Hal Moore "Le Marseillaise" Charles Glouner Universal Harry Newman Hoot Gibson Prods.