Principles of cinematography : a handbook of motion picture technology (1953)

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Title:
Principles of cinematography : a handbook of motion picture technology
Date:
1953
Publisher:
London : Fountain Press
Volume:
Principles of cinematography : a handbook of motion picture technology
Leaf #:
000454
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Motion Picture Technology
Collection:
Books
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
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Date Added:
August 29, 2024
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450 PRINCIPLES OF CINEMATOGRAPHY ILLUMINATION Printer. See under Printer Dlumination. INTERMITTENT MECHANISMS Calculation of Acceleration in Cam-Operated Pull-Down Mechanisms, E. W. Kellogg. J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 45. Aug., 1945. p. 143. Camera Mechanisms Ancient and Modern. A. S. Newman. J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 14. May, 1930. p. 534. Method of Measuring Steadiness of Motion Picture Cameras. M. G. Townsley. J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 43. July, 1944. p. 45. Present and Future of the Kinematograph Camera. A. S. Newman. J.B.K.S. Vol. 2. July, 1939. p. 143. Silent Bell & Howell High-Speed Intermittent Mechanism. A. S. Howell and J. A. Dubray. Amer. Cine. Vol. 10. June, 1929. p. 3. INTERMODULATION (MEASUREMENTS OF SOUND DISTORTIONS) Meschter, E. 'Some Practical Aspects of the Intermodulation Test.' J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 45. Sept., 1945. p. 161. Sandvik, O. and Hall, V. C. 'Wave-Form Analysis of Variable-Density Sound Recording.' J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 19. Oct., 1932. p. 346. Frayne, J. G., and Scoville, R. R., 'Analysis and Measurement of Distortion in Variable-Density Recordings.' J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 32. June, 1939. p. 648. Sandvik, O., Hall, V. C, and Streiffert, J. G. 'Wave-Form Analysis of Variable-Width Sound Records.' J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 21. Oct., 1933. p. 323. IRREGULARITIES IN DENSITY. Ives, C. E. and Jensen, E. W. 'The Effect of Developer Agitation on Density Uniformity and Rate of Development.' J.S.M.P.E. Feb., 1943. p. 107. Ives, C, E. and Kunz, C. J. 'Solution Agitation by Means of Compressed Air.' J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 34. Apr. 1940. p. 364. Leshing, M., Ingman, T., and Pier, K. 'Reduction of Development Sprocket Hole Modulation.' J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 36. May, 1941. p. 475. Frayne, J. G. and Pagliarulo, V. 'The Influence of Sprocket Holes upon the Development of Adjacent Sound-Track Areas.' J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 28. Mar., 1937. p. 236. Grignon, L. D. 'Flicker in Motion Pictures.' J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 33. Sept., 1939. p. 235. KERR CELL RECORDING Zworykin, N., Lynn, L. B., and Hanna, C. R. 'Kerr Cell Method of Recording Sound.' Trans. Soc. Mot. Pict. Eng. 12. Sept., 1928. p. 748. KINEMATOGRAPHY Historical Surveys. See under Historical Surveys. LEARNED SOCIETIES Aims of The British Kinematograph Society. A. G. D. West. J.B.K.S. Vol. 1. Oct., 1938. p. 155. American Standards and their place in the Motion Picture Industry. J. W. McNair. J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 36. Feb., 1941. p. 113. Historical Summary of Standardisation in the S.M.P.E. L. A. Jones, J.S.M.P.E. Vol. 21. Oct., 1933. p. 280. The Society of Motion Picture Engineers Its Aims and Accomplishments. J.S.M.P.E. Publication. New York, 1930.