16-mm sound motion pictures : a manual for the professional and the amateur (1953)

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SUBJECT INDEX 567 Audio characteristics, commercial sound projectors (continued) : nutter, 496 loudspeakers, 492, 495 noise, 496 over-all, 491, 493 power output, 496 response-frequency, 491-495 tone control, 494 over-all, 181 Audio distortion. See Distortion, audio. Audio frequency range, cutoffs product, 177 Audio-visual media, 437 Auxiliary light modulator, 304 Auxiliary modulator, monitoring, 304 Auxiliary recording apparatus, 306-307 Azimuth error, recording slit, distortion from, 248 B Balance, 177 Base, coating, 24 manufacture, 20 Bath, developer, 374, 376, 378. See also Developing formulas. fixing, 375 Baucus and Maguire, 2 Baumert and Noble splice, 350 Bayonet lens mount, Eastman camera, 150 Beaded screen, 456-460 Bell and Howell diagonal splice, 350 Bell and Howell Filmo cameras 70DA, 147, 149, 151 Auto-load, Auto-load speedster, Automaster, 149 Bell and Howell Filmo projectors, takeup, 466 threading diagram, 470 transport system, 471 Bell and Howell filmviewer, 347 Bell and Howell laboratory combination splicer, 349 light change, 404 Bell and Howell model J printing machine, 382, 384, 385 Bell and Howell projector, 466, 470, 471 Berggren, 5. See also 62-mm -film. Bertram, 370 Bias amplifier, 280 Bias anticipation, 284 Bias (continued) ; current, 283 decay, 282 delay, 282 opening, 282 Bilateral sound track, 281 negative, 247 positive, 247 sound recording optical system, 247 Biological Laboratories, Harvard University, 530 Bits and pieces, 329 Blooping, 324 Blower noise, 496 Brightness of projected picture, 450 Bus, recording, 300 Business films. 527 Calculator, exposure meter, 12 Cameras, 12, 146 adjuncts, 154 choice, 153 design, 156 features, 150-152, 156 focusing arrangements, 161 functions, general, 146 GSAP, 8 larger spring-driven, 149 lenses, see Lenses, camera. magazine, 148 makes, 146, 147, 149-153 mechanism, 154 movement, 158 professional, 152 speed, 76 spring-driven, 147-151 viewing arrangements, 161 Camera aperture, dimensions, 109, 110 Camera arrangements, 161, 162 Camera lens mount, camera, type C, 150. See also Lenses, cameras. Cancellation of distortion, 197 Cardioid microphones, 227, 230, 232. See also Microphones. equalizer, 236 Carbon microphone, generating systems, 216, 217. See also Microphones. Carnegie UK trust, 167 Cathode ray, monitoring, 304 Cathode-ray oscilloscope, 304 Cement, film, 351