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Model R-15
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$4750
Complete* F. 0. B. Milford Conn
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The World’s Most Popular Film Processor!
• Develops reversal film at 1200 ft. per hour tive-positive film at 1200 ft. per hour
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• Exclusive Overdrive — eliminates film breakage, automatically compensates for elongation, tank footage stays constant.
• Easy-to-operate, fully automatic controls make this an ideal machine for unskilled personnel.
• Variable Speed Drive — development times from IV2 to 12 minutes.
• Complete Daylight Operation on all emulsions— no darkroom needed.
• Feed-in elevator and 1200 foot magazine permits uninterrupted processing cycles.
• Stainless steel tanks, air squeegee, recirculation fittings, air agitation tube, lower roller guards.
• Forced filtered warm air drybox.
When You Buy Quality Filmline Costs Less!
For Additional Information Write Dept. AJ-63,
‘Including Temperature Control System, Bottom Drains and Valves, Developer Re¬ circulation and Air Compressor.
Lease & Time Payments available
CORPORATION
MILFORD, CONNECTICUT
The primary problem was the vast scope of the format itself: a film to completely encircle the audience — which would be projected on the world’s largest motion picture screen, an 8.000 square foot aluminum dome weighing eight tons and dwarfing the 3.000 square foot screens used for the triple-projector showings of Cinerama. The film was to encompass a vertical angle of 160 degrees, only slightly less than that of the natural horizon. Pre¬ viously the widest vertical angle cov¬ ered by a projected motion picture had been 140 degrees, achieved by a device used to train flyers during World War II.
To simulate the black sky ablaze with stars that was to serve as the background for the entire film, a spe¬ cial 10-foot dome was constructed of fiberglass painted black on the inside and drilled with more than 1,000 in¬ dividual holes accurately plotted to duplicate constellations covering 210 degrees of the Northern hemisphere. The holes, representing five magni¬ tudes of star brightness, ranged in size from 1/8 to 1/64 inch in diameter. Outside and above the dome forty 10KW lamps produced an over-all even
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ANGENIEUX IOX ZOOM
12mm-120mm f2.2 available
for all 16mm cameras.
25mm-250mm f3.2 available
for all 35mm cameras.
Serving the
World’s
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• Lowest Prices!
• Trades Accepted!
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68 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y. MU 2-2928
AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, JUNE, 1963
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