Business screen magazine (1957)

s's new R-15 Film Processor Model R-1S Film Processing Unit Announced by Filmline li" A new film processing unit requiring no darlvroom and described as easy and economical to operate has been announced by Filmline Corp.. Milford. Connecticut. The Filmline 16mm Combination Reversal & Negative-Positive Processor Model R-13 has an exclusive friction-type overdrive filmtransport system featuring precision-machined overdrive components. Film breakage, scratches and static marks are eliminated, the manufacturer states. Footage in the unit's tanks will remain constant for consistent, even development, it is noted. All tanks are fabricated from heavy gauge stainless steel and are heliarc-welded to government specifications. All tank fittings and parts that come in contact with solutions are made of stainless steel or inert materials. g* Photo Research Corp. Redesigns Exposure Meter Tr Limited production of the Model A professional exposure meter has been resumed by Photo Research Corp., Hollywood, California, according to Karl Freund, president. The original Model A exposure meter has been improved and is to be marketed under the registered trade name of "Spectra Professional." It is designed for use in the motion picture industry, television and related industries, where instant direct reading with great accuracy is required. The Spectra Professional is sold with disc, grid, 12 film-speed slides and carrying case. R' Camera Equipment Co., Offers Smaller TEWE Viewfinder A new. smaller model of the TEWE Director's N'iewfinder has been announced by Camera Equipment Co., Inc., New York City. Designed for use by directors for academy aperture, the new viewfinder is of the Zoom type and is available in 16mm and 35mm models. The 16mm model is calibrated from 12' .mm to 50mm; the 35nim is calibrated from 28mm to 150 Hans Jaggi. technical expert for Animation Equipment Corporation, has installed a new O.xberry optical printer at the studio of Bavaria Film Company, Hamburg, Germanv. PROFESSIONAL MATTES • INSERTS • FADES • DISSOLVES WIPES • SUPERIMPOSURES MOTION PICTURE & TELEVISION OPTICAL EFFECTS ^ CINEMASCOPE SSmm & 16inm B & W or Color SPECIALIZED TITLES Ray MERCER & CO. ESTABLISHED 1928 PHONE OR WRITE FOR SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC OPTICAL EFFECTS CHART & INFORMATION 4241 NORMAL AVE., HOLLYWOOD 29, NOrmandy 3-9331 CALIF. COMPLETE MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT RENTALS FROM ONE SOURCE CAMERAS MITCHELL 16inm 35mm Slondard 35mm Hi-Speed 35mm NC • 35mm BNC BELL& HOWELL Standard • Eyemo • Filmo ARRIFLEX 16mm • 35mm WALL 35mm single syslem ECLAIR CAMERETTE 35mm • 16/ 35 mm Combination AURICONS oil models single syslem Cine Kodak Special Maurer • Boiex Blimps • Tripods LIGHTING Mole Richardson Bardwell McAlister Colorlron Century Cable Spider Boxes Bull Switches Strong ARC-Trouper 10 Amps llOV AC 5000W 2000W-750W CECO Cone Lites {shadowless lite) Gator Clip Lites Barn Doors DifFusers Dimmers Reflectors ZOOMAR 35mm EDITING Moviolas • Rewinders Tobies * Splicers Viewers (CECO) GRIP EQUIPMENT Parallels • Lodders 2 Steps • Apple Boxes Scrims • Flags Gobo Stonds Complete grip equipment SOUND EQUIPMENT Magnasync-magnetic film Reeves Magicorder Mole Richordson Booms and Perambulators Portable Mike Booms Portable Power Supplies to operate camera ond recorder DOLLIES Fearless Panoram Mc Alister Crab Plotform • Western 3 Wheel Portable WE SHIP VIA AIR. RAIL OR TRUCK FRANK C. ZUCKER (7flm€Rfl €ouipm€nT(o.jnc Dept. S 31 S West 43rd St., New York 36, N. Y. JUdson 6-1420 "witl^ mo-vies! .a-sk: .A-kt^^ sinoe 1©40 PRODUCTIONS 21 30 South Bellaire Street Denver 22, Colorado Phone SKyline 6-8383 NUMBER 8 • VOLUME 18 • 1957 S»