Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (1950-1954)

Record Details:

Title:
Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
Date:
1950-1954
Publisher:
Easton, Pa. : The Society
Volume:
Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
Leaf #:
0008
Language:
English
Collection:
Technical Journals
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Prelinger Library
Sponsor:
MSN
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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March Sound-on-Film Recording Using Electrooptic Crystal Techniques . . ROBERT DRESSLER and ALBERT A. CHESNES 205 An Intermediate Positive-Internegative System for Color Motion Picture Photography C. R. ANDERSON, N. H. GROET, C. A. HORTON and D. M. ZWICK 217 Kinescope Recording Film Exposure Control RALPH E. LOVELL and ROBERT M. ERASER 226 Time-Zone Delay of Television Programs by Kinescope Recording . RALPH E. LOVELL 235 History and Present Position of High-Speed Photography in Great Britain W. DERYCK CHESTERMAN 240 Rapid-Sequence Camera Using 70mm Film . CHARLES A. HULCHER 247 Precision Film Editor Utilizing Nonintermittent Projection ..... ... TORBEN JOHNKE 253 The Bridgamatic Developing Machine ,. JOSEPH A. TANNEY and EDWARD B. KRAUSE 260 The Stereoscopic Art (A Reprint) JOHN A. NORLING 268 April — Part I Recommendations of the National Television System Committee for a Color Television Signal A. V. LOUGHREN 321 Eidophor System of Theater Television .... EARL I. SPONABLE 337 The Fischer Large-Screen Projection System (A Reprint) . E. BAUMANN 344 Review of Work on Dichroic Mirrors and Their Light-Dividing Characteristics MARY ELLEN WIDDOP 357 Television Recording — Abstract W. D. KEMP 367 Synchro-Lite Powered 16mm Projector ............. ! R. E. PUTMAN and E. H. LEDERER 385 New Professional Television Projector W. E. STEWART 390 High-Speed Photographic Techniques for the Study of the Welding Arc I. L. STERN and JOHN H. FOSTER 400 Use of Photography in the Underground Explosion Test Program, 1951-1952 R. M. BLUNT 405 April — Part II Manufacture of Magnetic Recording Materials EDWARD SCHMIDT and ERNEST W. FRANCK 453 Commercial Experiences With Magna-Stripe . . EDWARD SCHMIDT 463 Magnetic Striping Techniques and Characteristics B. L. KASPIN, A. ROBERTS, JR., H. ROBBINS and R. L. POWERS 470 Magnetic Striping of Photographic Film by the Laminating Process . 485 A. H. PERSOON Contents: Journal of the SMPTE Vol. 60 iii