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INDEX TO AUTHORS
January — June 1953 • Volume 60
Anderson, C. R., Groet, N. H., Horton, C. A., and Zwick, D. M., An Intermediate PositiveInternegative System for Color Motion Picture Photography (Types 5247, 5216, 5243 and 5381) ' Mar. pp. 217-225
Badgley, G. J., and Fraser, W. R., "New Automatic Film-Threading Motion Picture Camera Jan. pp. 49-57
Bauer, H. E., and Blake, A. W., Application of Wide-Angle Optics to Moderately HighSpeed Motion Picture Cameras
Jan. pp. 38-48
Baumann, E., The Fischer Large-Screen Projection System — A Reprint Apr. pp. 344-356
Bick, J. D., Methods of Measuring Surface Induction of Magnetic Tape
Apr. Pt. IP, pp. 516-525
Blake, A. W., and Bauer, H. E., Application of Wide-Angle Optics to Moderately HighSpeed Motion Picture Cameras
Jan. pp. 38-48
Blunt, R. M., Use of Photography in the Underground Explosion Test Program, 1951-1952 Apr. pp. 405-417
Bowlds, E. H., Animation Stand of New Design Jan. pp. 58-65
Bretz, Rudy, Televising a Symphony Orchestra May pp. 559-571
Chesnes, Albert A., and Dressier, Robert, Sound-on-Film Recording Using Electrooptic Crystal Techniques Mar. pp. 205-216
Chesterman, W. Deryck, History and Present Position of High-Speed Photography in Great Britain Mar. pp. 240-246
Chipp, R. D., Film Projection Using ImageOrthicon Cameras Jan. pp. 1-8
Clason. Harry R., A Method of Lighting Large Fields for High-Speed Motion Picture Photography Jan. p. 30
D'Arcy, Ellis W., Standardization Needs for 16mm Magnetic Sound
Apr. Pt. II, pp. 526-534
Dedell, Thomas R., Magnetic Sound Tracks for Processed 16mm Motion Picture Film
Apr. Pt. II, pp. 491-500
Del Valle, G. A., and Ferber, L. W., Notes on Wear of Magnetic Heads
Apr. Pt. II, pp. 501-506
Dewhurst, H., and Spottiswoode, R., Spottiswoode, N. L., and Smith, C., Letters to the
Editor, Re: Basic Principles of the ThreeDimensional Film May pp. 639-641
Dressier, Robert, and Chesnes, Albert A., Sound-on-Film Recording Using Electrooptic Crystal Techniques Mar. pp. 205-216
Dudley, L., and Norling, J. A., Letters to the Editor, Re: Three-Dimensional Motion Picture Nomenclature Jan. pp. 78-80
Eddy, Barry, Motion-Picture Sound Installation
at the University of California at Los Angeles
June pp. 709-715
Esthimer. William F., and Katz, Leonhard, Further Experiments in High-Speed Processing Using Turbulent Fluids Feb. pp. 105-129
Fayolle, P., and Naslin, P., Simple Electronic Devices for High-Speed Photography and Cinematography May pp. 603-626
Fee, Edward, and Stimson, Allen, Color and Reflectance of Human Flesh
May pp. 553-558
Ferber, L. W., and Del Valle, G. A., Notes on Wear of Magnetic Heads
Apr. Pt. II, pp. 501-506
Foster, John H., and Stern, I. L., High-Speed Photographic Techniques for the Study of the Welding Arc Apr. pp. 400-404
Franck, Ernest W., A Study of Dropouts in Magnetic Film Apr. Pt. II, pp. 507-515
Franck, Ernest W., and Schmidt, Edward,
Manufacture of Magnetic Recording Materials
Apr. Pt. II, pp. 453-462
Fraser, W. R., and Badgley, G. J., New Automatic Film-Threading Motion Picture Camera Jan. pp. 49-57
Fraser, Robert M., and Lovell, Ralph E., Kir scope Recording Film Exposure Control
Mar. pp. 226-234
Freund, Karl, Shooting Live Television Shows on Film Jan. pp. 9-19
Fritzen, John, Processing 16mm Color Film With a Silver Sound Track
June pp. 690-691
Goble, O. L., Visual Examination of 16mm Photographic Sound Tracks
June pp. 688-689
Groet, N. H., Anderson, C. R., Horton, C. A., and Zwick, D. M., An Intermediate PositiveInternegative System for Color Motion Picture Photography (Types 5247, 5216, 5243 and 5381) Mar. pp. 217-225
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