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ended discharge daylight bulb, recently in¬
troduced by Philips.
For more information: Sachtler

AG, Dieselstrasse 16, D-8046 Garching,
Munchen, W. Germany.

easily to Rank-Cintel telecine flying spot
scanners.

The Cinema Products' unit con¬
sists of a reader assembly, a display module,
and a rack unit. The reader assembly clamps

around the hub of Rank's lower entry

roller
assembly. To insure proper film tracking, the
reader head is positioned between a pair of
precision rollers.
The display module can be situ¬
ated, (by means of a Velcro pad), at any
convenient location on the front of the RankCintel main-frame, thus permitting the oper¬
ator to

verify the code being read. The

standard 19 inch rack unit contains the
power supply and decoder electronics. A
duplicate display module is located on the

The world's

brightest

Steenbeck has

controllable

light source

front face of this unit.
For additional information: Cine¬

Film-to-Tape Transfer

I

ma

developed

a

sharp, brilliant video transfer system, by
modifying the picture head of 16mm and
35mm film editing machines. Using an opti¬
cal beam splitter, a portion of the projection
beam is redirected through a video camera
to a recorder, which captures the picture
and sound in perfect sync. Steenbeck is
offering a free transfer of your film to 3A"
videotape, to illustrate the quality this sys¬

Los

Products, 3211 South La Cienega Blvd.,
Angeles, CA 90016. Tel: (213) 836-7991.

tem delivers.

For

more

information: Steen¬

beck, Inc., 9554 Vassar Ave., Chatsworth, CA
91311, (818) 998-4033.
Video Interface
INLINE's IN2000 Universal An¬

Keycode Reader
In

MOBILE LIGHTING. LTD.

Corporate Offices: 800/354-4448
Los Angeles-Sequoia: 818/768-6200
New York-Ferco: 212/245-4800

Atlanta-PC&E: 800/537-4021
Ft. Lauderdale-Film Trade: 305/989-5999

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conjunction with the introduc¬
tion of Kodaks Keykode®, now available on
EXR color negative films, Cinema Products
Corp. presents the new CP Keykode Reader.
This precision sensing device which trans¬
lates machine readable bar code, attaches

October 1989

alog and Digital video interface is designed
to provide the complete solution for connec¬
ting your computer to a large screen projec¬
tor or monitor. IN2000 is fully automatic and
will adjust to many computer video signals.
Just by changing input cables you can con¬
nect IBM PC, EGA, CGA, PS/2 VGA, Apple,
Mac, or Mac II computers to a compatible
projector of your choice.
IN2000 will accept Analog, Digi¬
tal or ECL video signals, composite or sepa¬
rate sync, sync on Green or any other video
signals produced by different computers.
With the price of $475.00 IN2000 is the only
interface required to solve your computer to
large screen projector interconnection
requirements.
For information: INLINE, Inc., La

Habra, CA, (800) 882-7117
Video

or

(213) 690-6767.

Light

Cool-Lux,

a manufacturer of pro¬
fessional movie and video lights is introduc-
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