Home Movies (Feb-Dec 1939)

MOVIE STARS . . . in Your Own Home! A Great Number of Them Appear in the New Home Movie Sensation, “HOLLYWOOD HIGHLIGHTS” shows the intimate side of Hollywood. Famous sports places and night clubs . . . homes of the stars . . .studios. And for a thrilling climax, the grand premiere of SUNSA DIN, with a glittering array of famous motion picture stars. —FIVE EDITIONS 8 MM 16 MM 50 ft $2.25 100 ft $ 3.95 180 ft. $6.75 360 ft $12.00 350 ft. 16mm Sound $24.00 Ask your Dealer, or Write BAILEY PICTURES 3405 University Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. fSSSHS2S2S2SaE5BS2S2SBS_£HSESESES2SES2S252S2S2SZS2S?S |your next cameras is in this jSpring Shower of Borgains[ ^Bole-x, Ledtz Hektor fl.4 lens $1 95.00 L JCine Kodak Magazine Camera 79.50 L TCine Kodak K with case 49.50L JCine Kodak Model 60 8mm, fl.9 49.50u ]8mm Keystone Projector, 500 watt 39.50L ]B & H Model JJ Projector, 750 watt, fl.6 lens 179.50ft 1 Eastman Model G Kodascope, 750 watt, fl.6 lens 87.95n =jAmpro Model NC, fl.6, convertible to sound, carrying case 119. 5 Or ^Ampro Model KS, 750 watt, fl.6 lens.... 98.00[= ^Standard Projector, 750 watt, fl.6 lens 49.50^ JB A H 70 A, T. H. Cooke, f3.5 37.50^ jSpecials In used sound projection and equipment. L All bargain offerings, while used.k are equal to new, and are soldt under our 10 day trial money backj= guarantee. Authorized dealers for all leadingLj mfrs. of photographic equipment. C Write or call for complete Bar-ft gain List 59. ft World’s Fairest Camera Exchanged HABER & FINK INC. 16 WARREN ST., NEW YORK CUTDOWNCOS T Si of Your Movie-Taking Hobby 100 FEET 16 MM REVERSIBLE FILM $1.98 4 Black-White REVERSIBLE VIS Corporation, Brooklyn, N. Y. "oau“ 81 98 u OA.G* ry JrfW n, a M. Including Processing Rating Weston 12, >( Scheiner 18 I Ask yoTir dealer fori' Black and Whitei' Film, or send di-,1 rect. Fast service processing same i lay included. 'i Visual Instruction i Supply Corp. 1757 Broadway Brooklyn, N. Y. EXTRA — Coronation of Pope Pius XII Have the World’s Fairs :n your homa Be the first in your town to own a print of these Gigantic Exhibitions. A wonderful addition to your collection. Available at regular Castle Prices. Write for FREE CATALOG listing above and other Castle releases. Place your order today. For more details, see Castle advertisement in this magazine. JAMES A. PETERS COMMERCIAL MOTION PICTURE SERVICE 456 Turner Street Dept. S. Allentown, Penna. the shutter speed. As shown in the test in Figure IV, at 46 frames per second the test angle per frame was 2.5 de 2.5 1 grees. Hence = second. At 360 144 15 frames the net angle was 7.5 degrees, giving a shutter speed of 1/48 second, and at 1 1 frames, 1 1 degrees and a shutter speed of 1/33 second. Not only may this method be used to find and correct errors but also to test speeds intentionally altered. Philip II. Richards. Make Road Signs . . . • Continued from Page 145 cess should be used. This process has been described before in this magazine, but we shall repeat it again briefly for those who missed it or who have become readers since it appeared. Figure 4 shows how a title was made to appear on a movie screen. The title travels upward, where it disappears at the top of the screen, while the background slowly moves from left to right. Such an effect is possible when celluloid negative backgrounds are used. The movie screen was set up as desired and the screen portion was covered with a piece of black cloth — deep pile cotton velvet to be exact, but any black cloth should work as well. The screen, together with a bit of the room showing on all sides, was photographed on a piece of process film with a still camera. The area included on the film was just the size of the area in the titler. Slight under-exposure was given the shot, and the film was developed under a bright safelight. Any film developer is usable, D-72 diluted 1 :4 being a typical combination. As soon as the image appears on the process film, it is rinsed and placed in the hypo. Let us again stress those developing directions : As soon as the image appears, or certainly not more than 5 seconds later, the film is rinsed and fixed. A good background of this type should look almost transparent when viewed to the light. When placed upon a piece of white paper, the negative image should reveal itself clearly, but should not be darker than a medium grey at any spot. When the negative is dry, a mask is made out of a piece of white paper, the opening corresponding exactly to the blank portion of the negative which resembles the movie screen. This paper mask is now taped firmly to the celluloid negative, care being taken to see that opening and screen coincide. This entire assembly is now placed over the title-wording, and of course the paper mask will let the title show through only on the movie screen area. The whole works is now photographed Movie fans who use Fotoshop’s 16mm Express Super Pan constantly tell us with pride of the amazing results they achieve with this fast, finegrain film, even with inexpensive lenses. This exclusive Fotoshop product will give you exceptional indoor pictures with as few as two fotx> floods, and if you’re the owner of a 1.5, you’ll soon discover that you can limit shutter openings and get an amazing depth of focus. Although listed at Weston speeds of 60 daylight and 40 Tungsten, this film can actually be used at twice these speeds! 10 Qft.hM,^50 mow emit/ 'IhMs/tA $10 QP Send in your order today . . . the low prices include PROCESSING of course. FOTOSHOP. Inc. Dept. D1 18 E. 42d St. New York, N. Y. Whs NEW Seemann SPLICER For 8mm and 16mm Films • New Dry Scraper • Scratch-Proof Film Grips • Improved Cement Applicator At Your Dealer’s or Write for Circular SEEMANNS, Inc. 6628 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 8mm SLITTER Slits perfectly 16mm width film to exact 8mm width. Die cast body with hardened steel cutting wheels. New price, each, $2.50. DEVELOPING RACKS Stainless steel, take 30 feet 16mm or 8mm width film. Can be used in 11x14 or8xl0 flat trays respectively. Complete with loading stand, each, $6.75. Specify type wanted. At Your Dealers or Direct J. C. Haile & Sons Motion Picture Dept. 215 Walnut St. Cincinnati, Ohio /^^redTthroug^^^ommenia^redi^o^\ WtftN INVffllAmffflA COMITO5E6K0G FOR EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHY V KLEIN & GOODMANJ^OinLPHI^MV PAGE 160 HOME MOVIES FOR APRIL