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tially reduces wear and tear on film (no
pulldown claw or mechanical registration
pin).
The Pioneer PTC Projectors pro¬
vide flicker-free projection at all operating
speeds, forward or reverse. The PTC projec¬
tors are designed to operate at speeds from
0 to 30 frames/second, forward and re¬
Other features include ease of thread¬

verse.

ing, gate removal for cleaning, slide-in
aperture correction, focusing, special fram¬
ing feature, and easy to use operator
controls.

PTC

Projectors also

are

offered with

a

computer based "show controller" for spe¬
cial applications wherein unattended opera¬
tion is reguired.

For

information: Pioneer

more

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Lighting for High Speed
For the 32nd SPIE symposium,
LTM exhibited for the first time four fixtures

specifically designed for high speed pho¬
tography and filming.
The EXPAR 1200W is an explo¬
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toughest European standards: EX Group IIC
which guarantees safe operations even in
highly explosive areas.
The EXOPAR1200W is

a

weath¬

erproof version of the EXPAR.
The AQUAPAR 1200W is an un¬
derwater version of the EXPAR, rated at
minus 200 feet.
The CINEPAR CGV 1200W is a

lightweight, compact high speed lighting

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The Steadi-Film System is a pinregistered gate, precision retrofitted to the
Rank Cintel Mark III, with a micro-processor,
creating rock steady film-to-videotape trans¬
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and computer
graphics in perfect registry. In addition, the
system's micro-processor converts the tele¬
cine into a video optical printer, making it
possible to reverse print, skip print, record
every frame, every tenth frame, or any
permutation desired. The system interfaces
with single-frame video recorders and digi¬
tal disc recorders, along with color grading
systems. Three perforation pulldown capa¬
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instrument for normal environment filming.
These high speed fixtures are

The
tronic still

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image

Canon RC-250 elec¬

camera

both records and
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