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50 FUNDAMENTALS full-frame follow-focus. This means that it is possible to watch the scene being filmed through the lens which is recording on the film all the time that the scene is being filmed. Thus, the camera- man sees exactly the same things that are recorded on the film, and errors due to parallax or lack of coordination between the camera lens and the view finder are eliminated. The Auricon cameras are very interesting additions to the 16 mm line inasmuch as all three are essentially single system cameras which can also be used for double system recording. The notes which follow shortly illustrate their versatility. For the sake of convenience, the cameras have been listed alphabetically and are treated in that order. The Akely 35 mm Camera This is a high-grade professional movie camera. Electrically driven, it is a highly precisioned piece of equipment and produces excellent results. It is used by Para mount for recording the picture in their intermediate film, big screen television equipment and for kinescoping purposes. The Auricon Group Auricon cameras made by Messers. Berndt-Bach of Los Angeles, California, are unique in the 16 mm equipment line (and the 35 mm, too, for that matter). They are designed initially as high-quality picture-producing equipment, but provision is also made for recording high-fidelity single system sound. The camera proper is illustrated in Figures 3-1 and "3-2. These show the camera with a three-lens turret and a single-lens mounting with the side open. Figure 3-1 shows the view finder which automatically corrects for parallax and indicates the distance to the subject. A number of spare mattes (masks) for different lens lengths are carried in the body of the finder so that the correct field size can be obtained with any lens. The camera is designed to take 16 mm single perforation film since it is intended for sound work. However, it*is, : possible that double perforation film would pass through. The opened camera shows the 200-foot magazine and the film passage can be identified