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system employed together with the
forced ventilation system acting on the
film

scanning section.
Very slow running of the film is possi¬
ble without any possibility of damage by
heat to the base

or

emulsion.

Optical and magnetic combined sound
scanning is designed with standard
sound to picture spacing and with auto¬
matic disengaging motor driven flywheel.
Standard Perfectone sound and power
are used all mounted in

IDI MICRO MIXER Haaa

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bay mounting case and

$595

w/alkaline batt.;

$695

w/Ni-Cad batt. & charger; options extra

are as

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-24 V power supply,
-stabilized sound exciter

Microphone Mixer

XLR output switchable mike-line
Monitoring via 2 headphone jacks
Rechargeable Ni-Cad battery pack
100% solid state LED bargraph
Weight - .852 kg (1 lb 14 oz)
Length - 160 mm(6 3/8 in); depth - 80 mm (3 3/16 in); height - 55 mm (2 3/16 in)
Optional: microphone phantom powering; bass cut; external power from recorder.

unit cassettes
standard

Universal
4 inputs - 3 mikes and
1 switchable mike-line

Miami, Florida USA 33181

lamp supply 4

IMAGE DEVICES

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PHONE 404/996-0000

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V 1 amp.,

-pre-amplifier for optical and magnetic
combined sound with + 6 db output.
All the film running controls and the

modulation controls are grouped to¬
gether on a single panel of vertical forma¬

NEW-FROM MITCHELL!

tion.

The film

running controls comprise il¬
push buttons which actuate
logic selection with integrated circuitry.
Modulation controls are by push buttons
with associated relays.
The main power supply required for the
projector is 220 V or 240 V single phase
luminated

50

60 cps.

or

A3

phase supply may be necessary for
the Xenon rectifier according to the type
used.
In the

projector equipped with a TV
scanning facility the camera is mounted
inside the main cabinet rack

on

the

rear

of

the main film
to

cess

driving assembly plate. Ac¬
the camera is possible through

Mitchell MK-llfS35R
Orlentable Finder

new Orientable Finder permits
viewing through a complete 180°
arc from straight up to straight
down. The same brilliant viewing
image of the original MKII/S35R
system is retained, and image re¬
mains erect regardless of finder
orientation. Eyepiece-to-camera
spacing allows comfortable left or
right eye viewing. The Orientable

The

Finder is built into its own door for

quick conversion, and incorpo¬
both of the standard
MKII/S35R Viewing Filters.

rates

the side door of the cabinet at the front

and also from the

A mirror and prism
diverts a very small
percentage of the light in the main projec¬
tion path to the TV camera. Adjustment of
the light level fed to the TV camera is
possible by provision of filter selection
wheel positioned in the light path. The
camera control unit which comprises a
rear.

deflection system

Mitchell

Lightweight Geared Head
Incorporating all of the features
by professional cinema¬
tographers, the new Mitchell
Lightweight Geared Head is built
to the same exacting standards
desired

19"

panel assembly is positioned in the
projector for easy access to
the camera setting up controls. The TV
camera used is the Ikegami Type CTC
front of the

that have made Mitchell Cameras

world

renowned for the past 60

Tipping the scales at only
pounds, the head features three
pan and tilt speeds (Gear ratios of
1:1-1.5:1 -3:1). The head also has a
built-in lift plate which permits a

years.

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44

Dimensions

Height:

191

cms

Width:

56

cms

67

cms

Depth:
Weight:

approx.

maximum tilt of 60° without the
need for wedges.

160 kg
Call

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