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Movies for TV - Early Television Foundation

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WO FUNDAMENTALS<br />

Fig. 4-5. RCA 16 mm projector <strong>for</strong> television use; film chain<br />

camera is at the right. Note the absence of a lens on the<br />

camera.<br />

correct illusion of animation is maintained. The reproduction of<br />

sound via the sound head is only incidental to the progress of the<br />

picture film through the equipment. The sound head is in reality<br />

a phonograph system which, however, is not separate from the<br />

picture.<br />

Projectors <strong>for</strong> television are made by many companies among<br />

which are General Electric (GE), RCA, and Dumont. Each com-<br />

pany makes projectors <strong>for</strong> both film sizes. The general appearance<br />

of the GE and RCA projectors is shown in Figures 4-4 and 4-5.<br />

Irrespective of the make of projector, the principle of operation<br />

remains the same.

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