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SMPTE Journal ( Volume: 86, Issue: 10, October 1977)
A Spot Exposure Meter Designed for Color Photography
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- 1. Askowith Burton J. , “Reflectance Meter with Exposure-Control Advantages of Incident-Light Meter,” J. SMPTE , 74 : 590 – 591 , July 1965 .EXTERNAL
- 10. Woodbury W. , “Two Psychophysical Methods for Evaluating the Quality of Projected Color Slides,” Phot. Sci. and Engrg. , 4 : 69 , 1960 .EXTERNAL
- 14. Ehrenfried George , “Letter to the Editor: Re: Exposure Measurement by Incident Light,” J. SMPTE , 64 : 390 , July 1955 .EXTERNAL
- 16. Harris James W. , “Exposure Control and Stray-Light Component,” J. SMPTE , 74 : 587 – 589 , July 1965 .EXTERNAL
- 17. Albrecht P. , “Das Color-Spot-Photometer, ein universelles Messgerät für Farbstudios,” Rund. Tech. Mitt. , 14 : 85 , 1970 .EXTERNAL
- 18. Field Harold P. , “Spot Photometers in Exposure Control,” J. SMPTE , 74 : 592 – 593 , July 1965 .EXTERNAL
- 2. Jones L. A. Condit H. R. , “Sunlight and Skylight as Determinants of Photographic Exposure,” J. Opt. Soc. Amer. , 38 : 123 , 1948 .EXTERNAL
- 20. British Patent 1.271.505; U.S. Patent 3,748,981; and Brev. d. Inv. 2.013.464. “Method and Apparatus for Determining the Exposure of a Recording Material,” K. Staes and Y. Natens.EXTERNAL
- 21. ANSI Standard PH3.37-1969, “Test Method for the Selective Transmission of a Photographic Lens.” .EXTERNAL
- 3. ANSI Standard PH3.49-1971, “General Purpose Photographic Exposure Meters (Photoelectric Type).” Also DIN 19010/2 ( 1972 ) and BSI 1383 ( 1966 ) and ISO 2720.EXTERNAL
- 4. ANSI Standard PH2.5-1972, “Method of Determining Speed of Photographic Negative Materials (Monochrome, Continuous-Tone).” Also DIN 4512/1 ( 1971 ) and BSI 1380/1 ( 1962 ) and ISO 6.EXTERNAL
- 5. ANSI Standard PH2.21-1972, “Sensitometric Exposure and Evaluation Method for Determining Speed of Color Reversal Film for Still Photography,” Also DIN 4512/4 ( 1968 ) and BSI 1380/2 ( 1963 ) and ISO 2240 ( 1972 ).EXTERNAL
- 6. ANSI Standard PH2.27-1965, “Method of Determining the Speed of Color Negative Films for Still Photography.” .EXTERNAL
- 7. ANSI Standard PH22.146-1973, “Method for Determining Speed of 16mm, 8mm, and Super 8 Reversal Color Camera Films Intended for Direct Projection in Motion Picture Photography, (including PH2.21-1972).” .EXTERNAL
- 8. Bartleson C. J. , “Interrelations among Screen Luminance, Camera Exposure and Quality of Projected Color Transparencies,” Phot. Sci. and Engrg. , 9 : 174 , 1965 .EXTERNAL
- 9. Albro J. R. Current I. B. , “Speed Rating of Reversible Color Films,” Phot. Sci. and Engrg. , 4 : 65 , 1960 .EXTERNAL