SMPTE — Motion-Picture Film
SMPTE collection · 15 docs · has active base · stabilized
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Nomenclature for Studios and Processing Laboratories A series of images presented in rapid succession with objects represented in successive positions either unchanged or changed and producing, because of the persistence of vision, the optical effect of a continuous picture. | Active · Stabilized | 2005-12-16 |
Raw Stock - Designation of A and B Windings This standard specifies a method for designating the type of winding for rolls of single-row perforated and multiple-row, nonsymmetrically perforated motion-picture raw stock film in terms of the reference edge. | Active · Stabilized | 1994-01-31 |
Magnetic Audio Records - Two, Three, Four and Six Records on 35-mm and One Record on 17.5-mm Magnetic Film This standard specifies the position, dimensions, reproducing speed, and identity of the two-, three-, four-, or six-track magnetic audio records on 35-mm magnetic film, and one single-track record on 17.5-mm magnetic film. It also specifies the assignment of records to the…This standard specifies the position, dimensions, reproducing speed, and identity of the two-, three-, four-, or six-track magnetic audio records on 35-mm magnetic film, and one single-track record on 17.5-mm magnetic film. It also specifies the assignment of records to the various tracks on the magnetic coating on the film in relation to the direction of film travel. | Active · Stabilized | 2005-07-13 |
Photographic Audio Record - Spectral Diffuse Density This standard supplements ISO 5–2 and ISO 5–3 by specifying spectral conditions suitable for determining the sensitometric characteristics of photographic audio records on three-component subtractive color films having records made up of dye images plus silver or a metallic…This standard supplements ISO 5–2 and ISO 5–3 by specifying spectral conditions suitable for determining the sensitometric characteristics of photographic audio records on three-component subtractive color films having records made up of dye images plus silver or a metallic salt. It does not apply to the density measurement of records composed of dyes only. The conditions of this standard are applicable to systems of audio reproduction using the S-1 photosurface. It is recognized that there are other types of photosurfaces used for photographic audio reproduction that do not fall within the scope of this standard. This standard defines a practical condition by means of which it is expected that most density measurements will be made. | Active · Stabilized | 2001-06-06 |
16- and 8-mm Reversal Color Camera Films - Determination of Speed (1.1) Specifications — This standard specifies a method for the determination of speed of 16-mm, 8-mm type R, and 8-mm type S reversal color camera films intended for direct projection in motion-picture photography. (1.2) Basic standard — ISO 2240 constitutes the basis for this…(1.1) Specifications — This standard specifies a method for the determination of speed of 16-mm, 8-mm type R, and 8-mm type S reversal color camera films intended for direct projection in motion-picture photography. (1.2) Basic standard — ISO 2240 constitutes the basis for this standard. | Active · Stabilized | 2001-06-06 |
35- and 16-mm Prints for Television Transmission - Film Image Area for Review Room Viewing This standard specifies the dimensions of that part of the film image area used for review room viewing of 35-and 16-mm motion-picture prints intended for television transmission, and the placement of this area. | Active · Stabilized | 2002-07-26 |
Photographic Audio Level Test Films - Measurement of Photoelectric Output Factor (1.1) This standard specifies the method of measurement of the photoelectric output factor of single photographic audio level test films in all film gauges, using a calibrating audio reproducer. It is applicable to both variable-area and variable-density audio records. (1.2) The…(1.1) This standard specifies the method of measurement of the photoelectric output factor of single photographic audio level test films in all film gauges, using a calibrating audio reproducer. It is applicable to both variable-area and variable-density audio records. (1.2) The standard also specifies the intended performance of a calibrating audio reproducer. (1.3) Calibrated audio-level test films are employed to measure the precise output level of photographic audio reproducers and the photoelectric output factor of different audio records, and to establish a reference level on a standard program-level meter appropriately chosen for the installation. | Active · Stabilized | 1996-03-08 |
Raw Stock Identification and Labeling This standard specifies the information to be included by the manufacturer covering the physical specifications and certain packaging characteristics of motion-picture raw stock. The suggested location of this information on the manufacturer's label is also specified. | Active · Stabilized | 1998-07-27 |
Indoor Theater and Review Room Projection - Screen Luminance and Viewing Conditions This standard specifies the screen luminance level, luminance distribution, and spectral distribution (color temperature) of the projection light for theatrical, review-room, and non-theatrical presentation of 16-, 35-, and 70-mm motion-picture prints intended for projection at…This standard specifies the screen luminance level, luminance distribution, and spectral distribution (color temperature) of the projection light for theatrical, review-room, and non-theatrical presentation of 16-, 35-, and 70-mm motion-picture prints intended for projection at 24 frames per second. This standard also specifies review-room viewing conditions. It is the purpose of these specifications to achieve the tone scale, contrast, and pictorial quality of the projected print that will be of the quality intended during its production. | Active | 2003-10-20 |
35- and 16-mm Magnetic Audio Records - Recorded Characteristics This standard specifies the recorded characteristics of magnetic records on 35-mm motion-picture film intended for reproduction at 24 frames per second, and on 16-mm motion-picture film intended for reproduction at 24 frames per second. (See notes 1 and 2.) | Active · Stabilized | 1992-11-12 |
16- and 35-mm Variable-Area Photographic Audio Records - Signal-to-Noise Ratio This standard specifies a method for measuring the signal-to-noise ratio of 16- and 35-mm variable-area photographic audio records. | Active · Stabilized | 2001-06-06 |
Safety Film This standard defines and specifies safety film for motion-picture use. | Active · Stabilized | 2001-06-06 |
Theater Projection Leader, Trailer and Cue Marks This standard specifies the make-up or assembly of leaders and cue marks for 70-, 35-, and 16-mm motionpicture release prints for use in motion-picture theaters and screening rooms. | Active · Stabilized | 2005-12-16 |
Channel Assignments and Levels on Multichannel 5.1 Audio Media This standard specifies the audio channel assignment, and the relative levels of the audio channels, for recordings of audio programs containing six audio channels, onto storage media for film sound. Programs which are placed on media according to this standard are intended for…This standard specifies the audio channel assignment, and the relative levels of the audio channels, for recordings of audio programs containing six audio channels, onto storage media for film sound. Programs which are placed on media according to this standard are intended for reproduction in the cinema where the SW channel is always reproduced. This standard is not intended for application in the area of sound intended for reproduction in the domestic consumer environment. | Active · Stabilized | 2004-11-08 |
Cinematography - Spectral Response of Photographic Audio Reproducers for Analog Dye Sound Tracks on 35-mm Film This standard specifies the spectral response of the photographic audio reproducer light source and receptor as a unit, including any optical filtering that can be interposed. The analog sound-track formats suitable for reproduction using such a reproducer include the cyan…This standard specifies the spectral response of the photographic audio reproducer light source and receptor as a unit, including any optical filtering that can be interposed. The analog sound-track formats suitable for reproduction using such a reproducer include the cyan dye-only track (without redevelopment of silver) and both conventional and “high magenta” sound-tracks (with redevelopment of silver). | Active · Stabilized | 2006-06-27 |