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NOTES_ON_OPTICAL_PRINTER_TECHNIQUE.md

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+\textbf{NOTES ON OPTICAL PRINTER TECHNIQUE}
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+DENNIS COUZIN
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+March 1983
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+An optical printer is a device for photographing the frames of one film so as to make another film.
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+It consists essentially of a camera (C) connected by a bellows (B) to a lens (L) aimed at a film in a gate (G) illuminated from behind by a lamp (I).
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+The camera and gate each have motorized intermittant film movements so that any frame of the "original" film can be conveniently photographed onto any frame of the "print" film.
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+The camera can be an ordinary cine camera, less its lens, and the gate can be an ordinary cine projector, less its lens.
+Ideally they have identical syatems of film registration, as if one were the lens' image of the other.
+The lens can be any bellows mountable lens.
+Ideally it is specially corrected for the small and nearly equal sizes of this object and image.
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+The camera and the lens can elide independently to and fro the film gate.
+Thie adjusted the magnification and the focus of the photography.

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