Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers (1930-1949)

Page scan 000573 from Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers

Record Details:

Title:
Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers
Date:
1930-1949
Publisher:
New York, N.Y. : The Society
Volume:
Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers
Leaf #:
000573
Language:
English
Collection:
Technical Journals
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Prelinger Library
Sponsor:
MSN
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
The Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers (SMPE)Êdocuments the technological progress of the film industry, highlighting technical developments in production and exhibition. Of special interest are articles about special effects, theater practices, lighting, and the introduction of the 16mm format. Initially titled "Transactions of the Journal of the Society of Motion Picture Engineers."Digitized by the Prelinger Library and the Library of Congress Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division.
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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, Animation for Individual Television Stations Oct. pp. 293-299 Hittle, Carl E., Automatic Torque Controller for Torque Motors July pp. 28-31 Hoban, Charles F., and Moses, James A., Cameo Film Production Technique Sept. pp. 195-204 Holcomb, A. L., Three-Phase Power From Single-Phase Source July pp. 32-39 Horak, J. R., and Grimwood, W. K., Optimum Slit Height in Photographic Sound Track Reproducers Nov. pp. 379-387 Jennings, W. Wheeler, and Vanet, Pierre, New Direct-Vision Stereo-Projection Screen July pp. 22-27 Kaplan, Sam H., Theory of Parallax Barriers July pp. 11-21 Keller, A. C., The Economics of High-Speed Photography Nov. pp. 365-368 Kingslake, Rudolf, Chairman, Optics Committee Report Nov. p. 426 Livadary, John P., and Frayne, John G., Dual Photomagnetic Intermediate Studio Recording Nov. pp. 388-397 Lovick, Robert C., Optimum Exposure of Sound Tracks on Kodachrome Films Aug. pp. 81-88 — , Densitometry of Silver Sulfide Sound Tracks Aug. pp. 89-93 Lozier, W. W., Chairman, Screen Brightness Committee Report Dec. pp. 524-525 Macnamara, T. C., and Collins, Norman, The Electronic Camera in Film-Making Dec. pp. 445-461 Miesse, R. E., and Foote, Paul C., Military-Type Lenses for 35mm Motion Picture Cameras Sept. pp. 219-232 Millet, Eugene, Some Geometrical Conditions for Depth Effect in Motion Pictures Dec. pp. 517-523 Moses, James A., and Hoban, Charles F., Cameo Film Production Technique Sept. pp. 195-204 Muniz, Ricardo, and Trad, Victor, Instantaneous Theater Projection Television System Aug. pp. 125-139 Muster, D. F., and Volterra, E. G., Use of a Rotating-Drum Camera for Recording Impact Loading Deformations July pp. 44-48 Ott, H. F., Dawson, G. H., and Grant, D. E., A Precision Color Temperature Meter for Tungsten Illumination Oct. pp. 309-312 Pettus, J. L., and Singer, Kurt, A BuildingBlock Approach to Magnetic Recording Equipment Design Oct. pp. 319-334 Prinzmetal, Myron, Fields, Joshua J., Fields, Louis, and Gerlach, Eleanor, High-Speed Cine-EIectrocardiography Dec. pp. 493-497 Ramsey, G. H., Weinberg, S. A., and Watson, J. S., Jr., X-ray Motion Picture Techniques Employed in Medical Diagnosis and Research Oct. pp. 300-308 Ray, Reid H., Use of Ansco Color Film in Commercial Production Nov. pp. 406-409 Richardson, Lee R., and Gaisford, William N., Follow-Focus Device and Camera Blimp for 16mm Professional Camera Aug. pp. 118-124 Scharf, Philip T., Transmission Color in Camera Lenses Sept. pp. 191-194 Simon, Hans, Acoustic Problems at the "Waldbiihne" Open-Air Sound Theater in Berlin Dec. pp. 512-516 Singer, Kurt, and Pettus, J. L., A BuildingBlock Approach to Magnetic Recording Equipment Design Oct. pp. 319-334 Smith, Charles, see Spottiswoode, Raymond Spottiswoode, Raymond, Spottiswoode, N. L., and Smith, Charles, Basic Principles of the Three-Dimensional Film Oct. pp. 249-286 Errata Dec. p. 516 Streiffert, John G., A Fast-Acting Exposure Control System for Color Motion Picture Printing Nov. pp. 410-416 Timmons, William M., and Cronenwett, Wilson R., The Navy's Training Film Production Program July pp. 49-57 Todd, Samuel R., Safety Requirements in Projection Rooms and Television Studios Sept. pp. 212-218 Trad, Victor, and Muniz, Ricardo, Instantaneous Theater Projection Television System Aug. pp. 125-139 Turula, A. Eugene, and Gilkeson, David C., Optical Aids for High-Speed Photography Dec. pp. 498-502 Vanet, Pierre, and Jennings, W. Wheeler, New DirectVision Stereo-Projection Screen July pp. 22-27 Volterra, E. G., and Muster, D. F., Use of a Rotating-Drum Camera for Recording Impact Loading Deformations July pp. 44-48 Watson, J. S., Jr., see Weinberg, S. A. Weinberg, S. A., Watson, J. S., Jr., and Ramsey, G. H., X-ray Motion Picture Techniques Employed in Medical Diagnosis and Research Oct. pp. 300-308 Winning, C. H., and Edgerton, Harold E., Explosive Argon Flashlamp Sept. pp. 178-183 564 December 1952 Journal of the SMPTE Vol. 59