RE: [AV Media Matters] Video to film for preservation-anotherperspective.

[jeffkreines@mindspring.com]

Eddy Zwaneveld wrote:

>Using Teledyne Electron Beam Recorder equipment, major Hollywood motion
>picture laboratories, such as Consolidated Film Industries and the National
>Film Board of Canada in Montreal, have transferred countless hours of
2-inch
>Quad and 1-inch type C video to 35mm and 16mm film since the 1970's with
>results good enough to make the higher cost worth it.

Eddy:

Isn't the Teledyne a triniscope device, with three monochrome monitors
(filtered to R/G/B) with their images combined with mirrors and beam
splitters?  Or did they also make an EBR?

Jeff "RCA's first color TV sets were huge Triniscopes" Kreines