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• 1. ISO 2969–1977, Cinematography — Electro-acoustic Response of Motion-Picture Control Rooms and Indoor Theatres — Specifications and Measurements; see also PH22.202, Measurement and Characteristics of Electro-Acoustic Response of Motion-Picture Control Rooms and Indoor Theaters. (Definition of the A-chain and B-chain in audio reproduction technology; specification of the theatrical B-chain response; specifications for the A-chain are still under Engineering Committee review.).EXTERNAL
• 3. Adelstein P. Z. , ed., “Physical Properties of Photographic Materials,” SPSE Handbook of Photographic Science and Engineering , John Wiley & Sons , 1973 , pp. 473 – 500 . (Current review of physical properties in general, with their dependence upon temperature, humidity, time, and prior history.).EXTERNAL
• 6. Calhoun J. M. , “Physical Properties of Estar Polyester Base Aerial Films for Topographic Mapping,” Photogram. Engrg. , 27 : 461 – 470 , June 1961 . (Extension of data on physical properties to Estar polyester films; physical properties of motion-picture films will be very similar to those of aerial films.).EXTERNAL