International projectionist (Jan 1963-June 1965)

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Sound Track by J. G. Jackson A Proposed Standard for Studios and Theatres Bv B. A. Nixon 1. A Standard (Squeeze) 2 to 1 Image for 35mm Print (.96S"x.895"). 2. A Standard Image Height of 5 Sprocket Holes Per Frame (35mm and 70mm). 3. A Standard Magnetic Sound Reproduction and Speed 22-1/2" Per Second (35mm and 70mm). 4. A Standard Screen Ratio — 2.12 to 1 (35mm and 70mm). I he attenti\e proposal would result in practical advantages for the in<lu?tr\. Also mindful of a minimum expenditure in time and financial outlas to am one phase of the industry; initiator) <>r other\\i»< I he dimensions of the drawing i~ ol close proximitj and feasible as to the intention for the described standards numbered 1 to 1. The necessar\ exact measurement? would natural!) be at the discretion of the Societv of Motion Picture and Tele\ ision Knjnneers. I he implication of a 20' < increase in 35mm film stock required for final prints ma\ appear startling; hut the aihantages and elimination of man\ COStlj and time-consuming existing processes, would more than offset this increase: such as eliminating of various ratios, which in a majority of existing prints is a stock wasting and time-consuming process. Elimination of the antiquated optical track and its main time-consuming processes. Having a unified speed in all magnetic prints 1 35mm and 70mm i eliminates varied processes also. The image aperture I .%8" to .895" J being identical height of 70mm .895", it eliminates man\ problems such as sound transfering to print: printing down from 70 to 35mm, nr vice \ersa: sets a uniform height for theatre screen and elimin i Please turn to page 18) PROJECTOR CARBONS Better Light! Lower Costs! RINGSDORFF CARBON CORP. East McKeesport. Pa MOVING? Be sure to send IP the label from the cover of your International Projectionist as soon as you have your new address. Please allow five weeks for change. INTERNATIONAL PROJECTIONIST 1645 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403 .. * . '.>.'. V.»— *A t*» 7 D D ,y a Z i, "*' •tot .wr' nCTJK buc^ P«CC£X SOiXG It * >3T*«4 EOu*^ to i% rtMu -tu>£: *»om BUTCH * cawi»»c zt 3 j — i 2 to 1 Squeeze Image .968" x .895" — Screen Ratio 2.12 to 1 International Projections March. 1965 Projectionists who like quality always use the best Star Film Cement Sold by Supply Dealers Send for FREE Sample ACE CHEMICAL CO. ■ (Division of the Ace Electric Mfg. Co.) 1923 Bay Road Miami Beach, Florida 15