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Current document root: SMPTE Journal ( Volume: 64, Issue: 3, March 1955)

Early History of Amateur Motion-Picture Film

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  • 21. Holslag R. C. , “Enter the eight,” Movie Makers , 7 : 335 , 356 , Aug. 1932 ; also H. B. Tuttle, “Beginning with the eight,” ibid., 8: 190, 207–208, May 1933.EXTERNAL
  • 22. Capstaff J. G. Seymour M. W. , “The Kodacolor Process for amateur color cinematography,” Trans. SMPE, No. 36, 940–947, 1928; also C. E. K. Mees, “Amateur cinematography and the Kodacolor Process,” J. Franklin Inst. , 207 : 1 – 17 , Jan. 1929 .EXTERNAL
  • 23. Heymer G. , “Das Agfacolor-Farbenver-fahren fur 16mm Film,” Phot. Industrie , 30 : 1199 – 1202 , Nov. 30, 1932 .EXTERNAL
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  • 25. Brit. Pat. 15,055 ( 1912 ); also Brit. J. Phot., 60: 595, Aug. 1, 1913.EXTERNAL
  • 26. Mees C. E. K. , “Presenting Kodachrome,” Movie Makers , 10 : 197 , 220 – 221 , May 1935 ; L. Mannes and L. Godowsky, Jr., “Kodachrome Process for amateur cinematography in natural colors,” Jour. SMPE, 25: 65 68, July 1935; also E. R. Davies, “The Kodachrome Process of 16mm Colour Kinematography,” Phot. J., 76: 248–253, April 1936.EXTERNAL
  • 27. Mees C. E. K. , “Direct processes for making prints in color,” J. Franklin Inst. , 233 : 41 – 50 , 1942 ; also C. E. K. Mees, “Modern colour photography,” Endeavour, 7: 131–140, Oct. 1948.EXTERNAL
  • 28. Hatschek P. , “Der neue deutsche Agfa-Farbenfilm,” Die Kinotechnik , 21 : 345 – 346 , Nov. 5, 1936 ; also Brit. J. Phot., 83: 709, Nov. 6, 1936 and W. Schneider and G. Wilmanns, “Agfa-color-Neu,” Veröffent. Wiss. Zentral-Lab. Agfa, 5: 29–36, 1937.EXTERNAL
  • 3. Cook W. B. , “Description to accompany demonstration of Pathescope,” Trans. SMPE, No. 16, 266, 1923; see also “The Pathescope Home Cinematograph,” Brit. J. Phot. , 60 : 216 217 , Mar. 14, 1913 .EXTERNAL
  • 4. Victor A. F. , “The portable projector, its present status and needs,” Trans. SMPE , No. 6, 29 – 32 , 1918 .EXTERNAL
  • 5. Cook W. B. , “Advantages of the use of the new standard narrow width, slow burning film for portable projectors,” Trans. SMPE , No. 7, 86 – 90 , 1923 ; also Report of the Standards Committee, Trans. SMPE, No. 10, 6, 1920.EXTERNAL
  • 6. McKay H. C. , “Kinematography for the amateur,” Photo Era , 51 : 296 , 1923 ; also Motion Picture Photography for the Amateur, by H. C. McKay, Falk Publishing Co. , New York , 1924, Chapter 11, p. 21 .EXTERNAL
  • 7. The Evening Times (Rochester, N.Y.), June 15, 1909 , p. 6 .EXTERNAL
  • 9. Namias R. , “Uebermangansaures Kali zur Abschwãchung zu harter Negative und die Herstellung direkter Positive in der Camera,” Phot. Mitteilungen , 36 : 366 – 367 , 1899 ; also Brit. J. Phot., 47: 679, Oct. 26, 1900.EXTERNAL