Business screen magazine (1967)

from the phneers of rearscreen projection Advanced audio-visual film projection systems SLIDES BUSCH Cine-Slide Projectors have many special features, including: Big 14" X U" built-in Daylight Screen; 80slide capacity; automatic or manual operation with Kodak Carousel projector. Available with or without sound unit The Busch Cine-Slide Projector Is versatile, dependable, portable and lightweight 16 MM BUSCH Cinesalesman self-contained, continuous 16mm projectors are dependable, portable, versatile. Available in variety of models to meet any requirement for continuous or rear-screen projection. Unit has 20 years of proven performance with many patented, exclusive features found only on world-famous Busch Cinesalesman projectors. BIG SCREEN The Big Screen 16mni continuous BUSCH Cine-Educator Projector is dependable, selfcontained, mobile and beautifully finished in Walnut Formica. Special features are: pusli-button start; automatic cycling stop; auxiliary cooling system, and higfi-quality sound. Heavy-duty projector units with many exclusive features. This unit can also be supplied with Slide Projector in place of the ISmm Projector. SPECIAL UNITS We have 25 years of experience In the design and manufacture of complete Audio-Visual systems for schools, business and government. We can engineer and manufacture any requirement you may have for Special Projection devices or systems such as multi-screen projection systems, synchronized projection, complete remote control or projectors and many others. WRITE OR CALL FOR COMPLETE DETAILS: SIGHT & SOUND Kodak Demonstrates Mass Output System for Super-8 Sound Films iv A new high-speed system for mass production of sound color release prints of motion pictures using the super-8 format was demonstrated on April 18 by Eastman Kodak Company representatives at the 101st Technical Conference of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Delegates at the conference in the New York Hilton Hotel were given details of a system designed to provide low-cost film prints for education and industry with a capability of printing within three minutes enough sound film to run two hours on-screen. It utilizes Eastman Color Print Film, Type 7380, a new material developed by the company expressly for making color prints in the super-8 format. The new film is said to offer significantly finer grain and sUght improvement in sharpness; it will be available pre-striped with magnetic sound strip for recording tracks simultaneously with massproduction printing of the picture images. A fraction of a cent per linear foot is added to the product cost as a result of the magnetic stripe. Equipment for high-volume production of super-8 prints is already commercially available. It will not be provided by Eastman Kodak, although the company wiU offer engineering assistance to laboratories installing the system. Here is how it works: Films produced on 16mm or 35mm color original film is optically reduced and transferred to an internegative of 35ram-wide film made up of four rows of images in the super-8 format. From this internegative four rl of color prints are made at f speed of 200 linear feet per ; ute, a total of 800 feet of prj per minute. Simultaneously, the sound is automatically transferred to fl magnetic stripes on the color pj film. Sound monitoring for qua is also done simultaneously. Fi operation automatically slits 35mm "four-up" color print j cisely into four individual supt sound and color prints. « * « Model Cineconference Center is Opened by BNA in Washing ■ir A new concept in audio vis i training and conference room cilities has been created at the c headquarters of the Film Divis of The Bureau of National Afia, Inc.. in Washington. D. C A new Cineconference Cer; which includes a motion pictj theater, screening room and ci ference suite, is located near Wisconsin Avenue exit of Washington Beltway. It feature^ high, acoustically-perfect ceili separate glass-enclosed proji room (equipped with the latesl 16mm sound motion picture p, jection and sound equipment) a wide viewing screen. Open-space architectural zo struclion provides unobstruc viewing from any part of the ro Controlled lighting, air condi ing. carpeting and contempor,. furnishings have been installed As a theater, the Cineconfereil Center can be set up to accomndate 75 persons: for classroo lecture use, where desks and chai are desired, the Center will seat , comfortably. Thirty persons can gathered at a round-table conf ence. Previews of BN.-X films are h( by appointment at the Center cinefnaKeF^ II eroaowav riV. >i circue t3t9e 12 BUSINESS SCREI