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	Telecine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Telecine is the process of transferring motion picture film to video, or a machine used to complete this process.
		Telecine enables a motion picture, captured originally on film, to be viewed with standard video equipment, such as televisions and video cassette decks.
		In England and other countries that use the PAL or SECAM video standards, telecine is relatively straightforward: film destined for television is photographed at 25 frames per second, and the PAL video standard broadcasts at 25 frames per second.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/t/te/telecine.html (547 words)

	Linear motor film gate for telecine - Patent 6081293
		A housing associated with a telecine optical block is operative to support and transport a single film frame in a precisely controlled linear motion past a telecine scanning aperture for scanning.
		In a typical telecine, a source of light such as a flying spot scanner or a laser beam scans the film, or a light bulb projects the image onto a light detecting array, frame by frame, in a line-by-line or raster scan fashion.
		If the telecine includes a motor driven capstan, the telecine capstan motor may be employed to hold the film steady during return movement of the film transport carriage and maintain pin alignment.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /6081293.html (10211 words)

	Telecine projectors provide a low cost way to transfer your 8mm and 16mm film to DVD. Convert your home movies to video ...
		Telecine is a procedure that allows motion images captured on film to be viewed on standard video equipment.
		The benefits of telecine are numerous, most commonly we are speaking of the film to video transfer which allows 8mm film to be transfered to digital video such as DVD.
		Some telecine processes do project to a screen and then point a camera at the screen and record the image, but this is method provides very poor quality.
	www.homemoviedepot.com /film/8mm/telecine_projector.php (815 words)

	Glossary of Telecine Terms
		The telecine signal always passes through this box, with "normal" settings for noise reduction and enhancement in place.
		To be able to sync audio in telecine, time code is needed on the tapes instead of pilot.
		The telecine acts as an electronic film projector, shining light through the film, then turning it into an electronic signal.
	www.wrslabs.com /teleglos.html (2870 words)

	Telecine Colorist,Operator
		The telecine colorist interpretation of colors is one of the most difficult tasks, artistically and technically.
		All the grading and colour matching is done by eye, this is why it is essential for a colourist to have a feel for colour to possess, a natural flair for the subtlety of colours.
		The driving force behind a telecine session is usually the Director of Photography and the Director.
	www.telecinecolorist.com (296 words)

	Video Artefacts - Telecine Wobble
		This is a machine that is fundamentally a modified movie projector, but instead of projecting the film image onto a screen, the film is projected onto a device which converts the film image into a form suitable for processing into video.
		If the mechanics of the telecine machine are not precisely set up, the film can weave backwards and forwards as it passes through the machine, with the result that the final video image wobbles from side-to-side as well.
		Telecines are not the only source of wobble in a video image, however.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Articles/VideoArtefacts/VideoArtefactsTelecineWobble.html (132 words)

	Telecine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In a flying-spot scanner (FSS) or CRT telecine, a pixel-sized light beam is projected through exposed and developed motion picture film (either negative or positive) at a phosphor-coated envelope.
		On DVDs, telecined material may be either hard telecined, or soft telecined.
		The term telecine is sometimes used to refer to a less common form of pirated releases of films created by using a telecine machine, as opposed to recording the projected image with a video camera.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Telecine (2624 words)

	Telecine: URSA CRT for Telecine transfer and other telecine needs from Thomas Electronics, display manufacturer
		Spot size is slightly smaller than the original telecine equipment CRT (improved resolution and focus) and light output is essentially the same.
		Telecine engineers will appreciate this feature, especially if they have ever had their connector damaged while installing a new CRT in their telecine equipment.
		Blemish specifications of this URSA CRT for Telecine equipment may be found at the link at left.
	www.thomaselectronics.com /telecine/7m514_telecine_ursa_crt.php (367 words)

	Windows Media Format 11 SDK To Use Inverse Telecine
		Telecine is the process of converting film, which has 24 frames per second, to video, which has 60 fields (half frames) per second.
		When you digitally encode a video that was created from film by using telecine, the compression process can cause motion artifacts and other degradations in quality.
		When using inverse telecine, the codec reconstructs the original 24 film frames per second from the input video before encoding the content.
	msdn.microsoft.com /library/en-us/WMFORM11/htm/touseinversetelecine.asp?frame=true (225 words)

	Telecine User Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Telecine was established in 1986 and has, according to Fine, "never turned down a challenging project.” Recently, film director Stephan Elliot (Priscilla Queen of the Desert) hired Telecine to generate images for monitors and screens in the feature film Eye of the Beholder.
		Telecine has found a niche in developing video work for the feature film industry and has participated in other films such as Brainscan, The Peacekeeper, Blood from a Stone, The Pact, and Free Money.
		One of Telecine's first projects with the DigiSuite was a 3 camera edit for a high-end fashion show Fine explains the process: "It was recorded ISO - that is, rather than have the camera's switched live to tape, each camera was recorded seperatley to be edited together later.
	matrox.com /video/press/profiles/telecine.cfm (683 words)

	Welcome to 3516.com ...... Telecine by Debenham Media Group
		Telecine is the process of transferring images from motion picture film to electronic form in real time.
		Telecine is also the name of the device which performs this process.
		Traditionally the term telecine only applies to serious film scanners that produce images of the highest broadcast quality.
	www.3516.com /what_is_telecine.html (361 words)

	UCLA Film & Television Archive - Commercial Services
		All telecine questions should be directed to James Friedman, Head of Commercial Development, who can be reached at 1-323-466-0064, or by e-mail at jimf@ucla.edu.
		The UCLA Film and Television Archive telecine suite is currently capable of transferring 16 and 35mm print or negative.
		This means that before telecine, when your film is processed, it is important to ask the lab to "telecine prep" the elements you wish to transfer.
	www.cinema.ucla.edu /commercial/telecineprocedures.htm (873 words)

	Telecine machines - Patent 4275422
		A telecine machine according to claim 1, wherein said second signal rate providing means includes a storage device capable of storing an integral number of television fields.
		A telecine machine according to claim 3, wherein said second signal rate providing means further includes means for interpolating between fields of said first signal.
		This invention relates to telecine machines or converters for scanning film to produce a television signal, which is of the type using a linear light sensor, such as a solid state line array.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4275422.html (4679 words)

	KODAK: Telecine Calibration System
		All motion picture films for television applications need to be digitized with telecines (motion picture film scanners for television applications or broadcast), and then color-corrected for the appropriate look.
		In the past, calibration techniques for telecines have been limited in their ability to transfer all image information from film to digital.
		The Kodak TCS with the LUTs takes the scanned video data from the telecine, modifies the data by applying the LUT, without losing any of the information that was on the original camera negative, and then puts the video data back into the video stream.
	www.kodak.com /country/US/en/motion/products/telecine2003.shtml (606 words)

	www.super8telecine.co.uk \| diy telecine \| super 8 to digital video
		Without question, professional telecine shows Super 8 off to its absolute best, but can be a pricey option for the majority of amateur filmmakers.
		Other film chain and film scanning options are available, but any commercial solution is reliant on others to undertake the work, at a variety of costs and to their particular timescales.
		In addition, Tobin Cinema Systems produce standalone telecine units which have an in built video pick up device to be used independent of a computer system.
	homepage.mac.com /onsuper8/diytelecine (504 words)

	Gateway to post: how telecine services attract and keep high-profile clients Post - Find Articles
		telecine is one of the most expensive endeavors a post house can undertake.
		The facilities we spoke with for this report all said their telecine operations help them attract the best clientele, and funnel work into their graphics, editorial and audio suites.
		The second telecine suite that they are planning will likely be a virtual telecine -- namely a workstation that serves as an offline finishing environment for the HD and 2K files output from the existing Thomson Spirit DataCine.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0HNN/is_4_18/ai_100401234 (841 words)

	Telecine at Sunset Digital
		Telecine mastering is what has made Sunset famous as a premiere boutique studio for many years.
		The process of creating a master videotape recording often begins with a theatrical screening of the feature film, either at the client's studio or in one of our two D-Cinemastage Digital Mastering Theaters, which are state-of-the-art telecine suites in their own right, the larger of which can double as an elegant and workable screening room.
		Next, the film is cleaned ready for transfer, the soundtrack and picture are synchronized and the computer program reproduces its color timing instructions and recorded onto videotape, the colorist supervises this process, then fine-tunes the color as needed.
	www.sunsetdigital.net /telecine.html (421 words)

	Avid Community Forums - helpwithworkflow - 3 perf project telecine in PAL, original project 25fps
		The flex file says the film was shot at 24fps and the telecine seems to indicate that it was transferred 24fps to 25pal instead of 25fps to 25pal with 4% audio slow down.
		I've looked at your diagram for PAL telecine to attempt to discern what is going on.
		There appears to be no 1:1 pulse in telecine "film frame to video frame" ratio since a 3rd field appears in the second L frame.
	www.avid.com /exchange/forums/thread/50506.aspx (552 words)

	Telecine Introduction, Telecine Services, Telecine Operations, Telecine Glossary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Telecine Operator will be responsible for operating high-end digital and analogue telecine systems, including secondary colour correction systems, operating digital videotape equipment and ancillary video measurement equipment, handling motion picture film materials, and undertaking routine cleaning and adjustment of telecine and video equipment.
		Telecine also means a method to make an illegal bootleg copy of an original movie.
		Telecine method can be done in various ways, but normally it includes process where the movie is taken directly from the reel to digital format and then encoded into DVD-R, VCD, SVCD, DivX or XviD format.
	www.telecineinfo.com (2548 words)

	Digital Intermediates - A Virtual Telecine
		Ascent Media developed its virtual telecine environment to eliminate the need for separate transfers when creating various widescreen and full-screen DVD versions of feature films.
		Since Ukon enables the film to be transferred via the conventional telecine only once, Sanders says Ascent Media's clients are assured that digital restoration and color correction decisions will be consistent and uniform across all deliverable versions.
		Not only does the process ensure higher quality at lower cost (because colorist resources can be focused on a single unique HD transfer) but it also reduces wear and tear on the film itself, he says.
	www.digitalcinemareport.com /virtualtelecine.html (361 words)

	Telecine, film -> HD - The Digital Video Information Network
		I have a 16mm shoot coming up in about 2 months, and we are wanting to get a HD telecine (or scan as the lab calls it) for future festival entry and so on.
		The 16mm will look gorgeous with a good telecine to HD, and if you wanted to strike a 35mm print, you are folding in the costs of an optical blow-up into the film-out.
		The procedure with telecine is that you have a choice of going through a complete reel and making your settings, then letting the reel run while the DaVinci does its thing; or running off to tape as you go.
	www.dvinfo.net /conf/showthread.php?t=15221 (2133 words)

	KODAK: Telecine Exposure Calibration Film (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		By aligning the tonal scale of the telecine to TEC film, a standard exposure calibration can be established for every telecine worldwide.
		TEC film is used as a telecine calibration standard for evaluating color negative film exposures.
		TEC film is designed specifically as a telecine calibration standard for exposure evaluation and to provide transfer points.
	kodak.com /US/en/motion/products/tools1/tec.jhtml?id=0.1.4.10.6.8&lc=en (1340 words)

	Filmshooting \| Com
		This process is called DIY Telecine (Do It Yourself) and is based on a camera (preferably DV - digital, but not a must - where you can manually controll shutter, aperture, focus and whitebalance) filming the projected film.
		If you want to achieve better quality Telecine, but still do not want to spend a whole lot of money on it, you should try to hook up with a shop that offers Super8 to Video transfer with the right equipment.
		A Telecine is used to perfect your film, this doesn't offer perfection meaning it's not worth the money you spend.
	www.filmshooting.com /telecine/index.php (1525 words)

	telecine
		It has to be the lightest shade of gray that will not result in the highlited images of the projection being overexposed.
		The next big hassle with telecine is matching the frame rates of the projector and the camera.
		Typically a special projector is used for telecine.
	www.owyheesound.com /owyheesound_instruction/Film_Making/telecine/telecine.html (1270 words)

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