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April 12, 1917
STUDIO DIRECTORY
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IDEAL FILM LABORATORIES and STUDIOS
Laboratories Under Personal Supervision oj Frederick W . Hochstetier
Ideal Laboratories — Conceded by the motion picture trade to be the finest and most modern equipped Developing and Printing plant in the East.
No expense has been spared installing the latest and most scientific methods which assures you Ideal Quality.
Combitone Process of Tinting and Toning — This process
is both new and novel. It was invented and perfected by Mr. F. W. Hochstetier, formerly of the Edison staff. By this peculiar combination cf the toning bath, films absorb the color according to their density, so that a red sunset in a blue sky, over green water and with brown earth shore, is perfectly possible, thus simulating nature in a way not otherwise obtainable. The precision of the Combitone Process is far better than the elaborate and expensive process of hand tinting each of the thousands of pictures in a roll of film.
Our plant is backed by scientific men of long experience. Mr. Hochstetier is a laboratory expert and gives your Developing, Printing, Tinting and Toning his personal attention.
l06al OltidlOS^— Completely equipped for making the largest features. Lighting inoludes the latest Cooper-Hewitt and Wohl systems — Submarine Tank 30x20. Studios 100x60, and 40x50; also open air platform 23x48. Hot and cold water in all dressing rooms. "Ideal" Studios leased by the Herbert Brenon Film Corporation.
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Ideal Film Laboratories and Studios
Hudson Heights, New Jersey
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