Density Standard of Color Film for Television

Hypnosis in film and television.

When a hypnotist appears on screen, expect evil. If his induction features 'magnetic' hand passes, he's probably about to compel someone to commit a crime. Ifhe hypnotizes with an intense stare, his intent is likelier seduction-in fact many screen inductions are identical to the eye contact ethologists have labeled "the copulatory gaze." This paper explores to role of hypnosis in more than 230 ...

The NTSC Color Television Standards

When a conventional black-and-white receiver is tuned to transmissions conforming to the NTSC color standards the receiver responds fully to the first signal (the “brightness signal”) and recreates from it an image in black-and-white having a quality equal (or superior) to that provided by present black-and-white standards. Because of the nature of the chromatic signal, no normally perceptible ...

A Comparison of the effectiveness of Mammographic Film-Screen and Standard Film-Screen in the Detection of Small Bone Fractures

The use of mammography film-screen is limited in general radiography. The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of mammographic film-screen and standard film-screen systems in the detection of small bone fractures. Radiographs were taken from patients' extremities and neck areas using mammography film-screen and standard film-screen (n=57 each). Fourteen other radiographs were ...

Color Television Possibilities for the Post War Era

Unsupervised Color Film Restoration Using Adaptive Color Equalization

Chemical processing of celluloid based cinematic film, becomes unstable with time, unless they are stored at low temperatures. Some defects, such as bleaching on color movies, are difficult to solve using photochemical restoration methods. In these cases, a digital restoration tool can be a very convenient solution. Unfortunately, for old movies color and dynamic range digital restoration is us...