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BEHIND THE CAMERAS

ALRIC EDENS, ANDREW JACKSON, ASC: "Adam
12" (tv).

BILL BUTLER: "The
Technicolor.

Rain

People," Widescreen-

WILLIAM MARGULIES, ASC: "It Takes a Thief"
(tv).

LUCIEN BALLARD, ASC: "The Wild Bunch"; Pana¬
vision and Technicolor, shooting in Mexico.

BENJAMIN KLINE, ASC: "Blondie" (tv).

GASTONE DE GIOVANNI: "The Cats"; Rhein
Main-Untra Film., Widescreen and color, shoot¬
ing in Madrid.

Continued from Page 640
TONINO DELLICOLLI: ''Once Upon A Time . . .
In The West"; Euro International Prod., Wide¬
screen and Technicolor, shooting in Italy.
JOHN WILCOX: "Where's
Prod., shooting in Ireland.

Jack?";

Oakhurst

CARLO CARLINI: "Stuntman"; Ultra Films, Tech¬
nicolor and Widescreen, shooting in Rome.
WILLIAM FRAKER, ASC: "Paint Your Wagon";
Alan Jay Lerner Prod., Panavision and color,
shooting in Oregon.
GABOR POGANY: "Monte Carlo Rally"; Pana¬
vision and Technicolor, shooting in Sweden and
Paris.
GEOFFREY UNSWORTH: "The Dance Of Death";
BHE
Prods., Widescreen and
Eastmancolor,
shooting in England.
HASKELL BOGGS, ASC,
ASC: "Bonanza" (tv).

TED

VOIGTLANDER,

GERALD HIRSCHFELD, ASC: "Goodbye Colum¬
bus"; shooting in New York.

JACK MARTA: "The Scavangers" (tv).
ALRIC EDENS: "Dragnet" (tv).

MARGARITA PILIKHINA: "Tschaikowsky"; shoot¬
ing in Moscow.

Walt Disney Studios
WILLIAM SNYDER, ASC: "Rascal"; Buena Vista
Prods., Technicolor.
ROBERT MORENO:
Horse."

"Breaking

Smith's

Quarter

Wylde Films, N.Y.C.

WILLIAM SPENCER, ASC: "The FBI" (tv).

WILLIAM STORZ, ASC.

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Negative film up to 100 f.p.m. The
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five minutes.

PAUL IVANO: "Family Affair" (tv).
MEREDITH NICHOLSON, ASC: "Get Smart" (tv).
MONROE ASKINS, ASC: "Gunsmoke" (tv).
FRANK PHILLIPS, ASC: "Hawaii Five-O" (tv).
PAUL VOGEL, ASC: "My Three Sons" (tv).
EDWARD PLANT, JR., "Wild, Wild West" (tv).
WILLIAM T. CLINE, ASC: "The Good Guys" (tv).

Twentieth Century-Fox

FRED GATELY, ASC: "Lancer" (tv).
JOHN NICKOLAUS, ASC:
fense" (tv).

"Judd

for the

De¬

TED MOORE: "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie";
shooting in London.
JACK HILDYARD: "Hard
Contract";
Marvin
Schwartz Prod., Panavision and color, shooting
in Belgium.
JACK SWAIN, ASC: "Daniel Boone" (tv).
CECILIO
PANIAGUA: "100
Rifles"; Marvin
Schwartz Prods., Panavision and color, shooting
in Spain.
WILLIAM CRONJAGER: "Peyton Place" (tv).
DALE DEVERMAN, ASC: "Ghost and Mrs. Muir"
(tv).
LLOYD AHERN, ASC: "Julia" (tv).
RICHARD KELLEY: "Felony Squad" (tv).

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An entirely new, improved spray bar in each
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Developing spray operation is followed by a
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* DARKROOM LOADING

The machine is normally installed with the
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* DIRECT FILM DRIVE

The film drive is with direct, positive sprock¬
ets. No belts or clutches or interdependent
clutch adjustments. Each processing compart¬
ment is equipped with an individual, sealed
gear box drive employing sealed ball bearings
for minimum lubrication and long life. A
chain drive connects the top horizontal drive
system with the drive motor. Speed is in¬
finitely variable at constant torque-from
20 to 175 f.p.m. All sprockets and rollers
are combination 16/35mm tvoe.
* ACCURATE TEMPERATURE CONTROL

Universal
RICHARD
MOORE: "Winning",
shooting in Indianapolis.

Technicolor,

CONRAD HALL, ASC: "Willie Boy", Technicolor.
INZO MARTINELLE,
"The Virginian" (tv).

WALTER

STRENGE,

CHARLES STRAUMER, ASC; JOHN
ASC: "Name of the Game" (tv).

ASC:

WARREN,

RAPID SPRAY

FILM PROCESSOR

BURKE, ASC:

HARRY STRADLING SR., ASC: "Hello Dolly",
Ernest Lehman Prod., Todd-AO, Deluxe color,
shooting in Calif., N.Y.

Temperature control for developer and fix
solutions is sensitive "Thermister" type.
Sensing and indicator probes are located as
close as possible to spray system for most
accurate control, holding temperature auto¬
matically to within ± V4° F. Efficient re¬
frigeration unit is built in.

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New type two-station, tear-drop shaped air
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* EASY THREADING

Liquid-tight doors on all spray chambers are
large enough to allow convenient access for
easy threading. Load and take-up accumulators
have been designed for ease of threading and
maintenance. Automatic switch assures posi¬
tive action for film lock.
* AUTOMATIC TENSION CONTROL

Take-up torque motors provide completely
automatic film tension control without any
operator adjustment for 3,000 or more feet
of film.
* ELECTRIC TACHOMETER

Accurate speed indication, essential in high
speed, high temperature processing, is pro¬
vided by an electric tachometer.
* STAINLESS STEEL CONSTRUCTION

Corrosion-resistant Type 316 stainless steel
throughout for long life and easy maintenance.
Access panels are provided for convenient
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components.
Mounted on a stainless steel 2" x 2" chan¬
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* FILM QUALITY

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ELLIS THACKERY, ASC: "Ironsides" (tv).

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WALTER LASSALLY: "Three Info Two Won't Go";
Julian Baustein Prod., color, shooting in London.

ELLIS THACKERY, ASC, EUGENE POLITO: "Out¬
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CHARLES

HOWARD SCHWARTZ, ASC: "The Big Bounce";
Greenway Prods., Widescreen and color.

Warner Brothers

MORRIS HARTBAND, ASC: "The Molly Mc¬
Guires"; second unit; shooting in New York.

WILFRID CLINE, ASC;
''Big Valley" (tv).

JEAN TOURNIER: "Two Times Two"; Tandem
Prods., Panavision and color, shooting in Paris.

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