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

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CONTENTS— Journal Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers Volume 61 : July — December 1953 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. July Correction of Frequency-Response Variations Caused by MagneticHead Wear KURT SINGER and MICHAEL RETTINGER 1 1 6mm MotionPicture Theater Installations Aboard Naval Vessels . . PHILIP M. COWETT 8 A First-Order Theory of Diffuse Reflecting and Transmitting Surfaces ARMIN J. HILL 19 Photography of Motion JOHN H. WADDELL 24 The BRL-NGF Cinetheodolite SIDNEY M. LIPTON and KENNARD R. SAFFER 33 16mm Projector for Full-Storage Operation With an Iconoscope Television Camera EDWIN C. FRITTS 45 Television Test Film: Operating Instructions 52 August — Part I Image Gradation, Graininess and Sharpness in Television and MotionPicture Systems — Part III : The Grain Structure of Television Images OTTO H. SCHADE 97 Photographic Instrumentation of Timing Systems . . A. M. ERICKSON 165 The M-45 Tracking Camera Mount .... MYRON A. BONDELID 175 Fundamental Problems of Subscription Television: the Logical Organization of the Telemeter System Louis N. RIDENOUR and GEORGE W. BROWN 183 Closed-Circuit Video Recording for a Fine Music Program .... W. A. PALMER 195 ii Contents: Journal of the SMPTE Vol. 6 1