SU18032A1 - Transparent porridge for filming - Google Patents

Description

Imprinted in cinematography. Positive objects (clouds, moon, etc.) are very complex and very rarely give good results. The combination of the visible contours of an imprinted image — masks with the invisible contours of an already imprinted, but an unbroken image requires tremendous precision in operation and almost always results in a swing of the image on the screen. In addition, from such a combined positive for reproduction of copies, it is necessary to produce a counter-type, as is well known, which gives a non-direct stiff image.

The inventor offers transparent porridge, placed when shooting in the personnel window of the shooting apparatus. The required drawing is put on the porridge to be included in the frame (clouds, etc.), and its contours are combined with the contours of the object to be shot with any degree during pickup when in the frame window on the film both parts of the frame are clearly visible.

In FIG. 1 and 4 depict samples of pre; $ agage porridge; FIG. 2 and 5-

frames, taken directly on the nature without porridge; FIG. 3 and 6 are the same frames, “nye with the use of porridge.

Transparent porridges consist of a thin transparent plate A (Figs. 1 and 4) inserted into special grooves for (porridge in the frame window of the imaging apparatus. This plate L can be made of celluloid, glass, film or film segment, etc. of a transparent material. On one side of the plate facing the emulsion surface of the exhibited segment, the desired positive image a (Fig. 1) or c (Fig. 4) is applied by hand or photographically. and d (fig. 4) porridge, which correspond to the image b (fig. 2) or d (fig. 5), remove the objects remain free of drawing.

The transparent porridge before shooting is inserted into the personnel window, at that the overlapping of the borders of the image a (fig. 1), put on the porridge, with the borders of the image 6 (fig. 2), drawn by a lens, is produced during a film pickup. After that, the shooting is carried out with the usual

: ifiyhajt,: just what the frame gets .- a 5-minute view (fig, 3 4g 6) of the object to be removed and p oeux, and the original 1 on the porridge.,

In those cases when it is not necessary to exclude from the frame the part named “1 in-situ objects of shooting and replacement: as much as a picture; they look like a lurid porridge, in front of the object: a transparent transparent screen / (tracing paper, ma- New Stack, Lapier's Paper, etc.) that hkashiruet the desired part of the captured image and casts a steady stream of light onto the film through the kauie.

The subject, Gaatenga.

Transparent porridge for filming, the presentation of thin plates from themselves; transparent material e applied on. They are one of the known methods of any kind of images, characterized by the fact that the porridge is arranged to be inserted inside the filming studio in: Other 6: howling. a window between the lens and the film. for a one-time film on negative film & two images:. items and pattern inflicted on porridge

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