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Jatiuary, 1935
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INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER
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of the Motion Picture. They were created to cause a smooth interflow or inter-relation between the parts and bear the same relation to the finished products as do the plans for a great building. Through preconception, both the part and the whole have been tested logically for beauty and balance, structural strength and efficiency.
This exactly is the relationship between cutting and continuity. The one is the plan, the other the mechanical means to an end.
In so far as this has been more or less general and intended only as a survey of the field of continuity and cutting, the writer believes it would be interesting to discuss from time to time problems which annoy the reader in his amateur production. If the reader, therefore, will address me, care of THE INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER, I will answer any questions or criticism to the best of my ability.
SUPPORT THE MOTION PICTURE RELIEF FUND
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In Sound Recording
THE NEW PRINCIPLE MINOR QUARTZ OPTICAL UNIT
becomes an integral part of your sound recorder— this unit is
cemented into a steel block it focuses a beam of light of great
intensity and actinic value a distance away and on the film, which PROVIDES CLEARANCE and PREVENTS SCRATCHING of the sound track. The width of the beam of light measures from .0005" to .0008" as it strikes the moving film.
Sentl for details and specimen of sound track.
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1721 Whitley Avenue
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New Lights New Ideas New Methods
Cost and Time Saving Information
Sixteen pages of the very latest information on studio lighting equipment . . . showing every conceivable type for photographic purposes, together with optional wiring accessories. You will be amazed at the advanced designs and remarkable improvements that have been perfected. There is no charge for the booklet, simply write, and . . .
Ask for a copy of our Bulletin No. 1 06
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N EW YORK. N.Y.
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The Mechanical Needs of the Industry
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Optical Printers Special Projection Equipment
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Miniatures "Props"
Under Water Camera Equipment
Ceneral Machine and Engineering Work
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