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April, 1926
AMERICAN CINEM ATOGR APHER
Twenty-three
We
also make
Announcing a new price, now
made possible by ^d%4%
increasing inter ^^^^
est in this Re
markable Speed Lens
RADAR F : ••'..-, Anastigmat (M. P.) as well as RADAR Telephoto Anastigmat F:3.6 and i complete line of high-grade cameras and lenses for the still studio. Write for our complete catalogue
Special Sale
T R I PO D S
and All Other Motion Picture Equipment.
Complete tripods, including Bell & Howell
or Pa the types, $135'
A. J. Sagon
L. A. UTILITY MFG. COMPANY
(Formerly I.. A. Motion Picture Company)
215 Fast Washington Street I.os Angeles
\\ Kstmore 3486
$200 Another Special : Pathe Field Model Camera, 4 Lenses $100
UNDLACH-MANHATTAN OPTICAL CO.
DOO Clinton So., Rochester, N. Y.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
American Cirtematoqrapher
SCHEIBE'S PHOTO-FILTER SPECIALTIES
Are now popular from coast to coast, and in some foreign countries.
If my many varieties do not always fill the bill, tell me your wants and I will make them on special order.
Always at your service.
GEO. H. SCHEIBE
1636 Lemoyne St. DUnkirk 4975 Los Angeles, Cal.
DEBRIE CAMERA BARGAIN Latest model with complete equipment including all electrical attachments, portable battery, platforms and holding devices for using camera without tripod, etc. Most complete DeBrie outfit in America. Priced to sell quickly.
35-50-75-105 m. m. lenses factory mounted.
Address, AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER
FOR. RENT
BELL HOWELL
AND
AKELEY CAMERAS
With or Without Cameramen
SEIDEN CAMERA EXCHANGE
729 Seventh Ave. h.y.c.
B ryant 395 1
Wire us
Sor any
New York Scenes
you may need
Prices Reasonable
Amateur Cinematoqrapluj
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On the 16 mm. Him, there is a trailer of opaque paper six feet long. This supplies the needed protection, and the camera owner need worry no further.
"I icant my pictures as big as I can (jet them. What is the largest picture I can get?"
The foregoing has been asked the writer quite consistently by a number of Filmo owners. It is the natural desire to want the pictures as large as possible. However, the size of the projected picture is a matter of relativity, and the owner or the prospective owner of an amateur out
fit need not hesitate in his use or purchase of the same because of the lack of projection space in his home. The minimum size picture may be enjoyed just as thoroughly as that of maximum size, once the family audience is accustomed to the difference Thus, under ordinary conditions, where a throw of 40 feet is convenient, a clear picture, six by eight, is possible with a two-inch lens.
In conclusion, for those who are using the reversible tvpe of film, it might be well to suggest that this film should be sent to the company laboratories as soon as it has been exposed as lack of promptness in this respect often engenders excessive handling
before it is finally sent, with the result that unpleasant scratches may have been accumulated, through no fault of the laboratory itself.
A. S. C. members are seldom available; but when they are, information concerning their cine m atograp hie achievements may be obtained from the
American Society of
ClXEMATOGRAPHERS
1219-20-21-22 Guaranty Bldg., Hollywood. Calif.