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... usually loaded into the camera in a 16 mm . width . As the film runs through the camera it is exposed along one half only , after which the film is turned over and run through the camera a second time to expose the other half . After ...
... usually loaded into the camera in a 16 mm . width . As the film runs through the camera it is exposed along one half only , after which the film is turned over and run through the camera a second time to expose the other half . After ...
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... usually nowadays during transcription from magnetic tape . There are two types : low contrast for variable density ... usually 2 ins . in diameter . Single - perforated 16 mm . film is again usually wound according to the type B system ...
... usually nowadays during transcription from magnetic tape . There are two types : low contrast for variable density ... usually 2 ins . in diameter . Single - perforated 16 mm . film is again usually wound according to the type B system ...
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... usually cemented between flat and polished plate glass . Cemented filters must be treated with the same care as camera lenses . They should never be allowed to get wet or dirty . Although the edges of the filter sandwich are usually ...
... usually cemented between flat and polished plate glass . Cemented filters must be treated with the same care as camera lenses . They should never be allowed to get wet or dirty . Although the edges of the filter sandwich are usually ...
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ADELSTEIN P Z Ph D B Eng Plastics | xxi |
CAMPBELL GERARD B Sc Grad Inst P Photoelasticity | xxv |
BEILER BERTHOLD Dr E F I A P Germany East | xxvii |
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acid amateur angle aperture blue bromide c.cm carbon centre chemicals cine cameras circle of confusion close-up coated collodion process colour film colour photography colour prints colour temperature contact printing contrast copying correct cyan darkroom daylight density depth of field developing agent diffused distance effect electric electronic emulsion enlarger equipment exposed exposure filter flash focal length focus focusing frame gelatin give glass grains grams graphy green hydroquinone hyperfocal distance illumination lamp layer lenses light source London magenta ment method metol mounted movement normal optical ounces panchromatic paper photographic picture plate positive potassium potassium bromide produce projection projector rays recording reproduction reversal reversal film safelight scale scene screen sensitized materials shadows sheet shot shutter Sodium Sodium carbonate soluble solution speed spool studio subtractive colour suitable surface tank technique tion tive tone transparency tube usually yellow