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TYPES OF INCANDESCE.NT EQUIPMENT MeNupeclURED By GUSTAV DEITZ PORTRAIT LAMPS Designed for very fine closeup work. Reflectors and corners adjustable to allow absolute control of shadows without affecting the general exposure. One of two 1000 or 1500 watt special frosted bulbs are used. FLOOD LIGI{T Gives a soft light over fairly large set. Suitable brackets and efrsient ventilation make possible use as dome. Mounted on tubular stand that allows lamp to be elevated about twelve feet. AUALITY OF ILLUMINATION Experimental Tests Conducted by the Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation 6SP The voluntary contribution by the Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation of records of important experiments conducted independently at a cost of several thousand dollars to the company is a highly significant example of the spirit of altruism that prevaded the Academy investigations. The meTnorandum of transmission follows: 174l
LETTER OF TRANSMISSION To the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences: From May 25,lg2},to June 15, 1928, the Experimental department of the Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation conducted a series of tests to determine the illumination value of Arc and Incandescent light sources in terms of white, middle tones and black in respect to the common film emulsions now in general use' Although every precaution was taken to regulate the attendant conditions, we do not wish' inasmuch as the tests were made with especial reference to conditions and problems at the Para' mount Studio, that the results be taken as conclusive with regard to quality of either illuminating sources or negative film emulsions used' 'We are glad to submit to the Academy our test film and the accompanying records and reports in the hope that they will be of some value to Academy members and readers of the Academy reports. (Signed) J. J. GAIN, Executive Manager' ROY J. POMEROY, Director ExPerimental DePt' LAYOUT FOR QUALITY OF ILLUMINATION EXPERIMENTAL TESTS / I i I I iI I II i__._ / I I - oarAG6NA[---spH-ERE i I I SPHERE llllCYL|NDERi illlli""l I i t "\ t \.\\rP \,\J r,/ \Iri t_)/, il i ! r,'r.. \ i' /' ,i' i | \,\\ \ \ i i ,/ i/ I t''\'.\i\/ ti ,/,/ i I J ^,41, --1 ,7, ,/ I \\\li/ ' \,\ !/'/' / .-\ I tt '{v'l' ' '-t\ v.o* ' .oo, ) i oot 2&ARc \ ]Vfi i o^Y,^,xl,'""il"d \ \, , i \,/l \'/l \,/i u/i lln .#.oo ! t{o.2&ARc rNEl=esuRE--- -i '-7-ne-5--- l7s )
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