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CONTENTS —Journal
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
Volume 57 : July — December 1951
Listed below are only the papers and major reports from the six issues. See the Volume Index for those items which generally appear on the last few pages of each issue: Standards, Society announcements (awards, Board meetings, committee reports, conventions, engineering activities, membership, nominations, section activities), book reviews, current literature, letters to the Editor, new products and obituaries.
Practical Application of High-Speed Photography in Business Machines WILLARD L. HICKS and ROBERT L. WRIGHT 1
Practical Use of Iconoscopes and Image Orthicons as Film Pickup Devices K. B. BENSON and A. ETTLINGER 9
Experimental Utilization of TV Equipment in Navy Training Film Production J. S. LEFFEN 15
Techniques for the Production of Electronic Motion Pictures ....
E. A. HUNGERFORD, JR. 18
Practical Operation of a Small Motion Picture Studio
MORTON H. READ and EUGENE N. BUNTING 23
Direct-Reading Light Flux Meter
G. GAGLIARDI and A. T. WILLIAMS 28
New Processing-Machine Film Spool for Use With Either 35-Mm or 16-Mm Film F. L. BRAY 33
Nonphotographic Aspects of Motion Picture Production
HERBERT MEYER 38
Improved Kodachrome Sound Quality With Supersonic Bias Technique JAMES A. LARSEN 60
Tape Transport Theory and Speed Control . . J. R. MONTGOMERY 63
Television Studio Lighting Committee Report . . RICHARD BLOUNT 69
August
Data on Random-Noise Requirements for Theater Television ....
PIERRE MERTZ 89
Modified Negative Perforation Proposed as a Single Standard for 35Mm Negative and Positive Motion Picture Film . . W. G. HILL 108
ii Contents: Journal of the SMPTE Vol. 57