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Time Code Calculators

inches center of

Calculated Industries, a Southern
California based specialty electronics

manufacturer,
tion of two

announces

new

the introduc¬

time-code calculators

gravity and up to 45
pounds at three inches center of gravity.
The Ultimate 10-30 can be
tilted from straight up to straight down
and has repeatable, continuously adjust¬

EMC2 editing system, the ability to edit
unlimited number of audio tracks in an
off line environment. The EMC2 is a digi¬
tal editing system which provides word
an

processor-like flexibilitiy and speed to
offline editors.
This new fea¬

designed forvideo
and film produc¬
tion professionals.

ture, called the
Flatbed
Audio

Called the
Frame Master and
Frame Master
P I u s, t h e s e

Style Tracks sys¬
(F.A.S.T)

tem

makes the system

shirtpocket sized

act like a

calculators work

directly in and

flatbed film editing
table. The editor

convert between

can

such time and time
code formats as:
30 non-drop-frame
time code, 30

tracks, although
only two tracks

create any
number of finished

can

drop-frame time
code, real time

tracks can be
mixed down di¬

frames.In addition,
the Frame Master
Plus also works in
and converts be¬

rectly

the sys¬
into one
mixed track.
The resulting
edit decisions can
be passed directly
into an audio edit¬
on

tem

24,25 (PAL/

S E C A M ) f p s

speeds, custom (user-set) frame rates,
and 16mm and 35mm feet frames. Both
calculators include in-out-duration keys
for quick editing and easy to use manual

ing system

or as¬

as

sembled in a tradi¬
tional online suite.
There is also direct

regular math calculators with per cent,
continuous memory, display retention

support for the 4channel capabili¬

and auto shut-off.
For further information: Calcu¬

ties of D2 and
other formats.
information: EMC,

or

auto

entry options.
Both calculators also work

lated Industries, 22720 Savi Ranch Park¬
way,
1800

Yorba Linda, CA 92687, (714) 921 or

toll-free in the continental U.S.,

ball, the O'Connor Claw Ball, and

(202) 232-4597.

a

flat

Camera

O'Connor

Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714)
979-3993, FAX: (714) 957-8138.

head. This fluid head offers

Cinematographer

mus

Multi-Track Audio

con¬

nounces

July 1990

Editing Machines Corp. an¬
the most recent update to its

DC 20009,

New Sound Studio

Support Systems, 100 Kal-

nor

tinuously adjustable counterbalancing of
camera packages up to 30 pounds at six

American

For more
1825 Q St. NW, Washington,

New Fluid Head

Engineering Labs,
originators of fluid heads, announces
availability of their Ultimate 10-30 fluid
camera

able, fluid pan and tilt drag systems.
Available bases are the 100 millimeter
base to go on O'Connor tripods or others.
For further information: O'Con¬

(800) 854-8075.

16

be heard at

any given time.
The full set of

(H:M:S:),and

tween:

six-plate

nounces

Matrix Alliance, Inc. an¬
the opening of the film indus¬

try's newest independent postproduction
facility of its kind, strategically situated
in the center of the

Hollywood film com¬
munity. Matrix exemplifies the highest
achievement in technical sound

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