SMPTE Journal : Publication of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers 1991: Vol 100 Index

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INDEX TO SUBJECTS — January—December 1991 e Volume 100
ABSTRACTS Cameras Camcorder, CVRE-300A, Ampex Corp., June,
Abstracts of relevant papers published in other Electronics in the New Generation of Arriflex 444
scientific and technical journals, Mar., 198; Cameras, Jacoby and Nguyen-Nhu, Nov., Copystand, M2, Bencher, Inc., Sept., 746
Sept., 732 880 Still image camera, HMC-1040 Multicam™,
For.A Corp. of America, Dec., 1016
BIOGRAPHIES Colorimetry Video Camera, CCD 4000, Eastman Kodak
Co., Aug., 652
Carlson, John, Sections Vice-President, Nov., HDTV and Film — Issues of Video Signal Dy-
889 namic Range, Thorpe, Oct., 780 Cart Machines
BOOKS, BOOKLETS, AND BROCHURES Film/Laboratory Break Tape Manager; Library cart machine,
TCS-90; Odetics, Inc., June, 444, 446
ASTM Standards on Color and Appearance Creating Filmless Motion-Picture Mattes on
Measurement, Nov., 898 the LaserMatte System, Witt; Dec., 963
Compact Disc
Brief items of timely interest, Jan., 78; Nov., 898 High-Resolution Electronic Intermediate Sys-
Colour Television, Hutson, Shepherd, and Brice, tem for Motion-Picture Film, Hunt, Ken- Player, Revox C221, Studer Revox America,
May, 378 nel, DeMarsh, and Kristy, Mar., 155 Inc., May, 381
English-French Film and Television Dictionary, Improved-Strength Eastman 35mm Motion- Recorder, Studer D740, Studer Revox Amer-
Vorontzoff, Oct., 828 Picture BH Perforations, Pylipow, Nov., ica, Inc., May, 381
Film & Video Financing, Wiese, Oct., 828 884
Film Directing Shot by Shot: Visualizing from Motion Picture Film Perforation, reprint, Bell, Digital Recording
Concept to Screen, Katz, Nov., 898 Nov., 886 Developer’s toolkit, Abekas Video Systems,
Filmmaking Foundations, Bloedow, Sept., 736 Precision, the Dominant Factor in Motion Pic- Oct., 842
HDTV: Advanced Television for the 1990s, ture Machines, reprint, Westcott, Oct., 817 Digital disk recorder, DDR-100, Digital F/X,
Benson and Fink, Jan., 78 Inc., Oct., 838
HDTV: The Politics, Policies, and Economics General Multitrack disk-based recording/editing system,
of Tomorrow’s Television, Rice, ed., May, The Design of a Very High Performance Mo- PD-464, Otari Corp., Oct., 836
378 tion-Picture Screening Room, Wetmore,
Lenk’s Audio Handbook: Operation and Nash, and Berggren, Aug., 601 Distribution Amplifiers
Troubleshooting, Lenk, May, 378 An Introduction to the Experimental Study of
Lenk’s Video Handbook: Operation and Visual Fatigue, Snell, Jan., 33 ES-237, ESE, Sept. 742
Troubleshooting, Lenk, Jan., 78 D-804, Datatek, May, 381; D-806, July, 568
McGraw-Hill Handbook of Essential Engineer- History
ing Information and Data, Ganic and Growing Pains, reprint, Disney July, 547 Encoders/Decoders
Hicks, eds., Jan., 78 Motion Picture Directing, reprint, DeMille, NTSC decoder, D100, Broadcast Video Sys-
Mechanics of Sound Recording, Zaza, Sept., June, 432 tems, Ltd., Apr., 316
736
Some Problems in Directing Color Pictures, re- PAL decoder, Dyna-Comb, Microtime, Oct.,
Modern Television Systems to HDTV and Be- print, Mamoulian, Dec., 970 840
yond, Slater, Sept., 736
Pioneering in Talking Pictures, reprint, de For-
Music in Film and Video, Carlin, May, 378 est, Sept., 702 Editing Equipment
TMSepuecschiincai,lc aSlMo auanknded,- UC&pr a fTteE fcfBheoncootlsk,o gCyKae,th aoEleao,rg g lMfeo,ar y ,MF aiyl3m,7 8 a3n7d8 Technpircionlt,o r KalAmduvse,n tuMrare.s, 1i5n 5 Cinemaland, re- CEdoimtp ocsointtrionlgl erm,o dAuGl-eA, 77A0c,c omP,a naIsnoc.n,i cA ugC.o,m m6u52-
Videomakers, Sept., 736 nications and Systems Co., Sept., 738
The Technique of Audio Post-Production in Edit controller, BVE-9100, Sony Corp. of
Video and Film, Amyes, May, 378 America, Sept., 738
TV & Video Engineer’s Reference Handbook, NEW PRODUCTS Editing controller, RM-G860U, JVC Profes-
Jackson and Townsend, eds., Oct., 828 sional Products Co., Nov., 903
U.S. Spectrum Management Policy: Agenda for Editing table, ST-1901, Steenbeck, Inc., Sept.,
the Future, Oct., 828 Audio Equipment 744
Videowalls, Simpson, May, 378 Audio automation system, Ultimation™, Solid Electronic editing system, Montage Group,
State Logic, Inc., July, 564 July, 564
ERRATA AND ADDENDA Audio editor, DE-24, Otari Corp., Oct., 836 Enhancements to Series 200 Media Compos-
Console, Premiere, Otari Corp., Jan., 81 er™, Avid Technology, Inc., Nov., 904
New Insurance Program Offered to SMPTE Digital audio sample rate converter, NV4448,
Members, July, 556; correction, Sept., 734
NVision, July, 568
1990 Progress Report, Television — Control Digital audio tape (DAT) cassette, Ampex Re- Film/Laboratory
Systems, April, 239; correction, June 446
cording Media Corp., Apr., 320 Film cleaner, CF3000-MK V, Lipsner-Smith
Profiles: SMPTE Board of Editors, Nov. 1990,
939; correction, Jan., 74 ENG truck control units, PS Series, NuComm Co., Apr., 318
Remembrances of Longtime SMPTE Mem- Inc., Oct., 840 Film scanner, LS-3510AF, Nikon Electronic
Equalizer, DS-LC900U, JVC Professional Imaging Products, Dec., 1016
bers, July, 523; correction, Sept., 734
Products Co., July, 568 Footage frame counter, Cine Sync® EC-2 TC,
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Mixers, compact audio, PAM42; portable Denecke, Inc., Apr., 318
audio, Seeport, Professional Sound Corp., Motion-picture film, F-500, Fuji Photo Film
Re: Flicker-Free Field-Sequential Stereoscopic May, 381 U.S.A., Inc., Oct., 844
TV System and Measurement of Human
Mixer, Studer 920, Studer Revox America, Inc., Negative film, F-250-D, Fuji Photo Film U.S.A.,
Depth Perception, Jsono and Yasuda,
May, 381 Inc., July, 570
Apr., 310 Noise reducer, M NR 9, BTS Broadcast Televi- Silver recovery system, The Allen Products Co.,
sion Systems GmbH, Sept., 740 May, 384
MOTION-PICTURE PAPERS Tape machine, MX-50 II, Otari Corp., Oct., 836
Bar Code Technology General
The DigiSync — An Advanced Intelligent Bar Cameras and Camera Accessories Videodisc controller, WDC-200A, Museum
Code Reader and Multiformat Film Coun- Achromatic diopters, + 4 and +7, Century Pre- Technology Source, Inc., Oct., 840
ter/Calculator, Gasoi, Zwaneveld, Lazari- cision Optics, Jan., 81 Visual presenter, EV-368, Elmo Manufacturing
dis, and Brubacher-Cressman, May, 341 Camera, CVC-7A, Ampex Corp., June, 444 Corp., Oct., 844
1048 Annual Index 1991
INDEX TO SUBJECTS — January—December 1991 e Volume 100
ABSTRACTS Cameras Camcorder, CVRE-300A, Ampex Corp., June,
Abstracts of relevant papers published in other Electronics in the New Generation of Arriflex 444
scientific and technical journals, Mar., 198; Cameras, Jacoby and Nguyen-Nhu, Nov., Copystand, M2, Bencher, Inc., Sept., 746
Sept., 732 880 Still image camera, HMC-1040 Multicam™,
For.A Corp. of America, Dec., 1016
BIOGRAPHIES Colorimetry Video Camera, CCD 4000, Eastman Kodak
Co., Aug., 652
Carlson, John, Sections Vice-President, Nov., HDTV and Film — Issues of Video Signal Dy-
889 namic Range, Thorpe, Oct., 780 Cart Machines
BOOKS, BOOKLETS, AND BROCHURES Film/Laboratory Break Tape Manager; Library cart machine,
TCS-90; Odetics, Inc., June, 444, 446
ASTM Standards on Color and Appearance Creating Filmless Motion-Picture Mattes on
Measurement, Nov., 898 the LaserMatte System, Witt; Dec., 963
Compact Disc
Brief items of timely interest, Jan., 78; Nov., 898 High-Resolution Electronic Intermediate Sys-
Colour Television, Hutson, Shepherd, and Brice, tem for Motion-Picture Film, Hunt, Ken- Player, Revox C221, Studer Revox America,
May, 378 nel, DeMarsh, and Kristy, Mar., 155 Inc., May, 381
English-French Film and Television Dictionary, Improved-Strength Eastman 35mm Motion- Recorder, Studer D740, Studer Revox Amer-
Vorontzoff, Oct., 828 Picture BH Perforations, Pylipow, Nov., ica, Inc., May, 381
Film & Video Financing, Wiese, Oct., 828 884
Film Directing Shot by Shot: Visualizing from Motion Picture Film Perforation, reprint, Bell, Digital Recording
Concept to Screen, Katz, Nov., 898 Nov., 886 Developer’s toolkit, Abekas Video Systems,
Filmmaking Foundations, Bloedow, Sept., 736 Precision, the Dominant Factor in Motion Pic- Oct., 842
HDTV: Advanced Television for the 1990s, ture Machines, reprint, Westcott, Oct., 817 Digital disk recorder, DDR-100, Digital F/X,
Benson and Fink, Jan., 78 Inc., Oct., 838
HDTV: The Politics, Policies, and Economics General Multitrack disk-based recording/editing system,
of Tomorrow’s Television, Rice, ed., May, The Design of a Very High Performance Mo- PD-464, Otari Corp., Oct., 836
378 tion-Picture Screening Room, Wetmore,
Lenk’s Audio Handbook: Operation and Nash, and Berggren, Aug., 601 Distribution Amplifiers
Troubleshooting, Lenk, May, 378 An Introduction to the Experimental Study of
Lenk’s Video Handbook: Operation and Visual Fatigue, Snell, Jan., 33 ES-237, ESE, Sept. 742
Troubleshooting, Lenk, Jan., 78 D-804, Datatek, May, 381; D-806, July, 568
McGraw-Hill Handbook of Essential Engineer- History
ing Information and Data, Ganic and Growing Pains, reprint, Disney July, 547 Encoders/Decoders
Hicks, eds., Jan., 78 Motion Picture Directing, reprint, DeMille, NTSC decoder, D100, Broadcast Video Sys-
Mechanics of Sound Recording, Zaza, Sept., June, 432 tems, Ltd., Apr., 316
736
Some Problems in Directing Color Pictures, re- PAL decoder, Dyna-Comb, Microtime, Oct.,
Modern Television Systems to HDTV and Be- print, Mamoulian, Dec., 970 840
yond, Slater, Sept., 736
Pioneering in Talking Pictures, reprint, de For-
Music in Film and Video, Carlin, May, 378 est, Sept., 702 Editing Equipment
TMSepuecschiincai,lc aSlMo auanknded,- UC&pr a fTteE fcfBheoncootlsk,o gCyKae,th aoEleao,rg g lMfeo,ar y ,MF aiyl3m,7 8 a3n7d8 Technpircionlt,o r KalAmduvse,n tuMrare.s, 1i5n 5 Cinemaland, re- CEdoimtp ocsointtrionlgl erm,o dAuGl-eA, 77A0c,c omP,a naIsnoc.n,i cA ugC.o,m m6u52-
Videomakers, Sept., 736 nications and Systems Co., Sept., 738
The Technique of Audio Post-Production in Edit controller, BVE-9100, Sony Corp. of
Video and Film, Amyes, May, 378 America, Sept., 738
TV & Video Engineer’s Reference Handbook, NEW PRODUCTS Editing controller, RM-G860U, JVC Profes-
Jackson and Townsend, eds., Oct., 828 sional Products Co., Nov., 903
U.S. Spectrum Management Policy: Agenda for Editing table, ST-1901, Steenbeck, Inc., Sept.,
the Future, Oct., 828 Audio Equipment 744
Videowalls, Simpson, May, 378 Audio automation system, Ultimation™, Solid Electronic editing system, Montage Group,
State Logic, Inc., July, 564 July, 564
ERRATA AND ADDENDA Audio editor, DE-24, Otari Corp., Oct., 836 Enhancements to Series 200 Media Compos-
Console, Premiere, Otari Corp., Jan., 81 er™, Avid Technology, Inc., Nov., 904
New Insurance Program Offered to SMPTE Digital audio sample rate converter, NV4448,
Members, July, 556; correction, Sept., 734
NVision, July, 568
1990 Progress Report, Television — Control Digital audio tape (DAT) cassette, Ampex Re- Film/Laboratory
Systems, April, 239; correction, June 446
cording Media Corp., Apr., 320 Film cleaner, CF3000-MK V, Lipsner-Smith
Profiles: SMPTE Board of Editors, Nov. 1990,
939; correction, Jan., 74 ENG truck control units, PS Series, NuComm Co., Apr., 318
Remembrances of Longtime SMPTE Mem- Inc., Oct., 840 Film scanner, LS-3510AF, Nikon Electronic
Equalizer, DS-LC900U, JVC Professional Imaging Products, Dec., 1016
bers, July, 523; correction, Sept., 734
Products Co., July, 568 Footage frame counter, Cine Sync® EC-2 TC,
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Mixers, compact audio, PAM42; portable Denecke, Inc., Apr., 318
audio, Seeport, Professional Sound Corp., Motion-picture film, F-500, Fuji Photo Film
Re: Flicker-Free Field-Sequential Stereoscopic May, 381 U.S.A., Inc., Oct., 844
TV System and Measurement of Human
Mixer, Studer 920, Studer Revox America, Inc., Negative film, F-250-D, Fuji Photo Film U.S.A.,
Depth Perception, Jsono and Yasuda,
May, 381 Inc., July, 570
Apr., 310 Noise reducer, M NR 9, BTS Broadcast Televi- Silver recovery system, The Allen Products Co.,
sion Systems GmbH, Sept., 740 May, 384
MOTION-PICTURE PAPERS Tape machine, MX-50 II, Otari Corp., Oct., 836
Bar Code Technology General
The DigiSync — An Advanced Intelligent Bar Cameras and Camera Accessories Videodisc controller, WDC-200A, Museum
Code Reader and Multiformat Film Coun- Achromatic diopters, + 4 and +7, Century Pre- Technology Source, Inc., Oct., 840
ter/Calculator, Gasoi, Zwaneveld, Lazari- cision Optics, Jan., 81 Visual presenter, EV-368, Elmo Manufacturing
dis, and Brubacher-Cressman, May, 341 Camera, CVC-7A, Ampex Corp., June, 444 Corp., Oct., 844
1048 Annual Index 1991
Graphics/Effects The Media Console, Amek Systems and Con- Switching
Animatien controller, MicroVAS, Lyon Lamb trols, Ltd., Nov., 904 Layering device, ADAPT™, Ampex Corp.,
Mixing console, Studer 990, Studer Revox
Video Animation Systems, Inc., Oct., 842 May, 380
Digital effects system, ADO® 500, Ampex America, Inc., May, 381 Linear keyers, Masterkey, Broadcast Video
Corp., Oct., 840 Projection Equipment Systems, Ltd., Apr., 318
Draw and animation system, D.I.V.A., Rank Routing switcher, DSW-128, Jem-Fab Corp.,
Cintel Inc., July, 562 Conversion kit for high-speed projectors, Mag- Dec., 1019
Image compositing system, System-6 HD, Ulti- na-Tech Electronic Co., July, 566 Serial digital routing switcher, Vistek Electron-
Espirit 400 series, Espirit Retros, and Video-
matte Corp., July, 562 ics Ltd., May, 381
Programmable video generator, Leader Instru- Beam 1000 D/G, AmPro Corp., May, 380
ments Corp., Dec., 1019 Multivideo projection system, Big 9, Panasonic
Special effects generator, KM-D600U, JVC Communications & Systems Co., May, 380
Professional Products Div., Oct., 836 Projector mounting system, DL2 and DL3 Tests and Measurements
large-screen projector lifts, Display De-
Still store, Still File Gateway, Leitch Inc., Sept., FiberScout™, Tektronix, Inc., Nov., 904
vices, Inc., Mar., 200
742 Signal level meter, 951, Leader Instruments
Video board system, The Avanzar Video Sys- VideoE lepcrtorjiec ctCoor.,, NIomva.g,e r9®0 3 LCD 15, General Corp., Dec., 1019
tem, Tektronix, Inc., Oct., 838 Vectorscope, VS531DS, Magni Systems, Inc.,
Recording Equipment Apr., 316
Lenses/Optics
S-VHS editing recorder, BR-S822U, JVC Pro-
ENG Julneen,s , 44S49 5.5B TV Nikkor, Nikon Inc., Videofdeisssci onalr ecPorroddeur,c ts VDDiRv.-,V 1Oc0t0.,0 836L aserRe- Time Base Correctors
Lens drive motor, ZB, Cinema Products Corp., corder™, Pioneer Communications of Optional RGB inputs and outputs, Nova Sys-
Oct., 842 America, Inc., Dec., 1016 tems, July, 566
Probe Lens System, Innovision Optics, May, Time base correctors, 800 and 810, Nova Sys-
382 Signal Processing/Transmission Equipment tems, Mar., 200
Scopes, Superscope “8” and Super-Snorkel, Digital signal processing option (DSPO), Digi- Time base correctors, “7” Series, new specifica-
Roessel Cine Photo Tech, Inc., May, 382 tal Dynamics, Inc., Mar., 200 tions, Nova Systems, Inc., Nov., 904
Studio production lens, A20 x7 ESM, Fujinon Fiber-optic network, First Video™, Vyvx, Inc.,
Inc., June, 444 Dec., 1016
Zoom lens, A55 x 9.5, Fujinon Inc., Aug., 652 Fiber-optic transport architecture, AT&T Net- Time Code Equipment
work Cable Systems Marketing, Dec., 1016 Time code generator/reader/character inserter,
Lighting and Lamps Frequency analyzer, Type 2144, Bruel & Kjaer, Model F30, Fast Forward Video, Mar., 200
Dec., 1018 Time code generator and reader, T102, Imag-
ARRI electronic ballasts, Arriflex Corp., Apr.,
318 Microwave links system, Optex, Nov., 904 ine Products, Inc., Sept., 742
Lighting devices, Totashade™, Fin-S™, Lowel Microwave video radio, MVR-100, Microwave Time code monitor, A/Z Associates, May, 381
Blips, Lowel-Light Manufacturing, Inc., Networks, Inc., Oct., 844 Time code reader/generator/character inserter,
Feb., 136 Miniature filters, HDTV series, Allen Avionics, TCG-1001, CV Technologies, Oct., 842
Softlight, ARRI Soft 2000, Arriflex Corp., Apr., Inc., Feb., 136; ABW Series, July, 570
318 Multitfroornmixa t Tesliegvniasli ong enDeirva.t,o rM,a y,T SG3-811 30, Tek- Tripods, Mounts, Heads
Multitrack console, Hendrix, Amek Systems Cameleon dolly, Alan Gordon Enterprises,
Microphones/Headsets and Controls, Ltd., Nov., 904 Aug., 654
Condensor microphones, C406, C407, and NTSC generator, TSG170D, Tektronix Televi- Fluid head, Miller 20 II, Miller Fluid Heads
C580, AKG Acoustics, Mar., 202 sion Div., May, 381 (USA) Inc., May, 384
Headphone amplifier, VOHP, AKG Acoustics, PAL and NTSC conversion kits, Ampex Corp., Mercury tripod, Quickset International, Inc.,
Mar., 202 July, 566 July, 570
Microphone, BF 530, Sennheiser Electronic Serial digital router, SDR 400, BTS Broadcast Multiaxis motion-control system, Digital Arts
Corp., July, 570 Television Systems GmbH, Sept., 740 Film & Television Pty. Ltd., July, 566
Microphone mixer, FP410, Shure Brothers Inc., Signal analyzer, CSA 404, Tektronix, Inc., Feb., Pan-and-tilt head, Fujinon, Inc., Sept., 744
Oct., 840 136 Precision jib, The Porta-Jib, Birns & Sawyer,
Omnidirectional handheld microphone, VP64, Signal generator, 3221, Leader Instruments Inc., June, 446
Shure Brothers Inc., Oct., 842 Corp., Dec., 1019
Receiver, FMR-70, Telex Communications, Router controller, Dynasty MP-9200, and Se-
Inc., Aug., 654 ries 1200 fiber/coax product line, Dynair Videotape Recording and Playback
Electronics, May, 380 Equipment
Monitors Standards converter, Tetra?!US_44, CEL Elec- Digital metal videotape, D3001, Fuji Photo
tronics, Inc., May, 381 Film U.S.A., Inc., July, 570
Color video/data monitor, DT-2700MS; color Standards converter, Vector VMC, Vistek Digital videocassettes, % in., Maxell Corp. of
video monitor, BT-H135OY, Panasonic Electronics Ltd., May, 381 America, June, 446
Communications & Systems Co., May, 380 Super-NTSC line doubling system, LD-1, Far- Dropout counter for D-2 tapes, TapeChek® D-
Color video monitors, CM201N and CM141M, oudja Laboratories, Mar., 200 211, Research Technology Inti., Apr., 320
Asaca/Shibasoku Corp. of America, June
444 VideoM iccroomwmauvnei caNteitowno rkss,y stIenmc,. , OMcitc.r, oN8e44t 23, Editintigo nVs CR&, SAysGt-e7m7s5 , CoP.a,n aMsaorn.i,c 2C00o mmunica-
CT-341599OOVVYY mmoonniittoorr//rreceecievievre,r Paannda sonPiTc- VideoO ctd.e,l ay8 38li ne, TDL487, Allen Avionics, Inc., Multimsuynsitceamt iVoCnsR , &A GS-y2s6t0em0sE , CoP.a,n aJsuonnei c4 4C4o m-
Communications & Systems Co., Mar., 200 Waveform monitor, 1730D, Tektronix Televi- Portable VTR, Betacam, CVR-S0, June, 444
Diagonal color monitors, CT-1382VY and CT- sion Div., May, 381 Real time disk, DataSTORE 120, Recognition
1382Y, Panasonic Communications & Sys-
Concepts, Inc., Aug., 652
tems Co., June, 444 Software Studio VTR, Betacam, CVR-D75, Ampex
Magni monitor, Magni Systems, May, 380
Automated Protection Reel System and Report Corp., June, 444
Multiprojection monitor system, Projection
Cube System, Pioneer Electronic Corp., Plus, Odetics, Inc., June, 444 VHS videotapes, BA series and PR series, Sony
Software driver, A60, Abekas Video Systems, Corp. of America, Jan., 81
Sept., 740
Oct., 842 Video processor, Colorado Video Inc., Aug.,
Software, The Executive Producer™, Imagine 652
Production/Post-Production Products, Inc., Sept., 742 Videotape cleaners, TapeChek 490M; Tape-
CCD telecine, FDL 90, BTS Broadcast Televi- Video interactive control graphics package, Chek VT-1400, Research Technology
sion Systems GmbH, Sept., 740 GLW Inc., Dec., 1018 Intl., Apr., 320; Pro Line 4100, Sept., 744
Annual Index 1991 1049
NEWS TLA Lighting Consultants, Inc., plans seminar OBITUARIES
and workshop on reflector design, Dec., Chinn, Howard A., Nov., 900
1013
Awards and Honors Curtis, Kenneth B., Aug., 650
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, UCLA offers forum and workshop presenta- DeMont, Daniel R., Mar., 194
Camrassc,ie ntMiafricv ina,n d atweacrhdneicda l Naatwiaorndasl, AMperd.a,l 29o0f t8i3o2n s on Digital Audio Workstation, Oct., DFirnaeyrn,e , LeJoo,h n NoGv..,, J9an0.0, 74
Technology by President Bush, Feb., 135 Glenn, Karen Gross, Mar., 194
Eastman Kodak’s Motion Picture and Televi- Meetings and Conferences Green, Chauncey L., Apr., 314
sion Division, presented with Phil Berkeley IBC, announcement, Apr., 310 Hett, John H., Nov., 902
Award by BKSTS, Nov., 894 ICASSP-92, call for papers, June, 441 Hunt, G. Carleton, Nov., 900
Holman, Tomlinson, presented with fellowship ITEC 91, announcement, June, 441 Jeffee, Saul, Aug., 650
by BKSTS, Nov., 894 ITVA, Dimensions in Media, mini-conference Kormash, Frank L., June, 448
National Academy of Television Arts and Sci- and trade show, May, 376 Lankester, Christopher H., Nov., 902
ences presents Engineering Emmys, Dec., LRI, First International Symposium on Glare, Lipman, Harold R., Apr., 314
976 Sept., 728 Nakajima, Keinosuke, Aug., 650
Powers, Kerns H., named recipient of NAB’s XPLOR International, 6th Annual European O'Donnell, Homer F., Aug., 650
Engineering Achievement Award, Mar., Conference, rescheduled, May, 376 Paul, Clifford H., Aug., 650
Rose, Albert, Apr., 314
194; June, 441
Sandbank, Charles Peter, presented with fel- Sachtleben, Lawrence T., Nov., 902
lowship by BKSTS, Nov., 894 Other Organizations Selznick, Leon D., Aug., 650
Schafer, Richard K., received honorary fellow- AMPAS, opens newly renovated Samuel Gold- Sherry, Ralph J., Sr., Apr., 314
ship by BKSTS, Nov., 894 wyn Theater, Feb., 135 Shoemaker, Robert L., June, 448
Shaw, William, presented with fellowship by ANSI, report on improving U.S. participation Sinder, Alfred M., Apr., 314
BKSTS, Nov., 894 in international standards activities, Jan., Sirkin, Marjorie A., June, 448
Uhlig, Ronald E., awarded Denis Wratten 74 Snyder, Malcom, Nov., 902
Journal Award by BKSTS, Nov., 894 Teitelbaum, Harry, Oct., 832
Waters, George T., awarded Doctor of Philos- People Warren, Willis R., June, 448
ophy degree, Feb., 135 Wilson, Stuart N., June, 448
Baker, Blaine, guest speaker at BKSTS Fellows
Young, Irwin, received IFP’s first Lifetime
luncheon, Nov., 894
Achievement Gotham Award, Nov., 894 Bakonyi, William G., named product marketing REPORTS
manager, Panasonic Broadcast & TV Sys- Australia South Section: A Profile, Nov., 892
Companies tems, Apr., 310 Report of the 1991 Meetings of IBC TC60 and
Ampex Operations Center, new computerized Bonica, Steven, named vice-president, Pana- Subcommittees SC60A and SC60B, Rem-
network announced, Mar., 194 sonic Communications & Systems Co., ley, Nov., 888
Ampex Recording Media Corp., announces re- May, 376 Rochester, Montreal/Quebec, Ottawa, and To-
organization, Oct., 832 Clare, Edwin S., joins Matthews Studio Equip- ronto Sections Mini-Conference, Dec., 972
Avid Technology, Inc., to conduct product ment Group, Oct., 832 SMPTE President Blaine Baker Visits Japan,
seminar series, Mar., 194 Elsaesser, George, joins Basys Inc., Jan., 74 Oct., 824
Broadcast Television Systems (BTS) and Max- Fimmano, Carl H., appointed manager by Pan- SMPTE Tutorial Seminar on Digital Record-
ell Corp., join in marketing effort, Dec., asonic Broadcast Co., for special projects ing, Apr., 297
999 administration, 1992 Summer Olympics, Sound & Vision 90 — The Fourth Internation-
Deluxe Film Labs, purchased by The Rank Or- July, 556 al Conference and Exhibition of the
ganisation Plc., Mar., 194 Flaherty, Joseph, appointed senior vice-presi- SMPTE Australian Section, Smith, Feb.,
Dynatech Broadcast Group, acquires Alpha dent, technology, at CBS, Feb., 135 129
Image, Ltd., Sept., 728 French, Brigid, memorial, Feb., 135 Toronto, Rochester, Montreal/Quebec, and
Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc., celebrates silver Friedman, Jeffrey, named Editor/Publisher of Ottawa Sections Mini-Conference, Jan.,
anniversary, July, 556 SMPTE Journal, Oct., 832 44
Maxell Corp. and BTS, join in marketing effort, Hannafin, Jim, named executive vice-president,
Dec., 1013 marketing/business affairs, at Deluxe Lab- SECTION MEETINGS
NVision, Inc., announces formation of Audio oratories, Dec., 1013
Products Div., Dec., 1013 Knudson, Robert I., named president of Alta Atlanta, Jan., 71; Sept., 726
Otari Inc., acquires Digital Dynamics Inc., July, Group, Nov., 894 Australia North, Nov., 893
556 Kong, Victor L., accepts chairmanship of board Australia South, Dec., 1011
Panasonic Broadcast Co., announces several of directors of Magni Systems, Inc., Oct., Baylor University, Mar., 192
new appointments, June, 441 832 Chicago, Jan., 71
Pesa Electronica, to fund reorganization of Lowten, Peter, appointed vice-president for Hollywood, Jan., 71; Feb., 132; Mar., 192; Apr.,
Chyron, Oct., 832 video products by Microwave Networks 308; May, 373; July, 554; Sept., 726; Oct.,
Studer Revox AG, announces acquisition of Inc., Sept., 729 826
majority interest in Digitec S.A., Nov., 894 Mahoney, Robert, appointed director of mar- Houston, Jan., 71; Feb., 132; Mar., 192; Apr.,
Tektronix, Inc., names new president, CEO, keting for NVision, Inc., Dec., 1013 308; May, 373; June, 439; July, 554; Sept.,
and director, Jan., 74 McGoldrick, Paul, appointed director of inter- 726; Oct., 826; Dec., 1011
Training Centre for Broadcasting and Media, national sales at Magni Systems, Inc., Oct., Montreal/Quebec, Jan., 71; Apr., 308; May,
conducts class on creation of images, Mar., 832 373; July, 554
194 Meyer, Charles, appointed vice-president of en- Nashville, Jan., 71; May, 373
gineering at NVision, Inc., Oct., 832 New England, Jan., 72; Feb., 132; Mar., 192;
Education Moon,M arPkhielt,i nlga uncahneds tLwoof t neMwa rckoemtp aniReesse,a rLcohf,t MDeacy.,, 317031;1 June, 439; Aug., 648; Sept., 726;
Educational sessions presented by the Ameri- Sept., 729 New York, Apr., 308; July, 554
can Film Institute, June, 441 Moore, Thomas P., named national sales man- Pacific/Northwest, Feb., 132; Mar., 193; Apr.,
Film and video workshops offered by The Inter- ager for Panasonic Broadcast Systems Co., 308; July, 555; Dec., 1011
national Film & Television Workshops, Jan., 74 Pasadena City College, Jan., 72; Mar., 193;
June, 441 Parker, H. A., promoted to vice-president and Apr., 309; May, 374; June, 439; Aug., 648
NYU’s School of Continuing Education inau- general manager, Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Philadelphia, Jan., 72; Dec., 1011
gurated new facilities for film, video, and Inc., May, 376 Rochester, Feb., 132; Mar., 193; Apr., 309; May,
broadcasting programs, Nov., 894 374; June, 439; July, 555
Tau Beta Pi, the National Engineering Honor San Francisco, Apr., 309; May, 374; June, 439;
Society, awards graduate fellowships, July, Standards Aug., 648; Sept., 727; Oct., 826; Nov., 893;
556 See Standardization Dec., 1011
1050 Annual Index 1991
Soviet Union, Mar., 193; June, 439; July, 555; Meetings and Conferences Index, annual, Dec., Part II
Oct., 828; Dec., 1012 25th Annual TV Conference, advance program, SMPTE books, A Television Contin-
Toronto, Feb., 134; May, 375; July, 555; Aug., Jan., 42; report, Apr., 298 uum — 1967-2017, June, 441; Milestonesi n
649 26th Advanced Television and Electronic Imag- Motion-Picture and TV Technology — The
Washington, D.C., Apr., 310; May, 375; July, ing Conference (formerly 26th Annual TV SMPTE 75th Anniversary Collection, July,
555; Sept., 727; Dec., 1012 Conference), call for papers, July, 552; 556
Aug., 640; Sept., 705; Oct., 819; Nov., 891;
update, Dec., 978
132nd Technical Conference, Jan., 46
SMPTE ACTIVITIES Honors and Awards, Jan., 56
133rd Technical Conference, call for papers, STANDARDIZATION
Awards/Honors Mar., 191; Apr., 307; update, May, 371; See also SMPTE Activities, Engineering Com-
June, 438; guest speakers announced, July, mittees.
Fellows Awards, Dec., 1005 551; schedule, Aug., 641; special preview,
Honors and awards presentations, 132nd Tech- Sept., 706; update, Exhibit Directory, Oct., ANSI/SMPTE 109-1986 and ANSI/SMPTE
nical Conference, Jan., 56; 133rd Techni- 110/1986, being revised and consolidated,
820; conference report, Dec., 979,
cal Conference, Dec., 999 May, 377
Honors and Awards, Dec., 999
Board of Governors Meeting, June 28, 1991, The Index and Directory of Industry Standards
Education precis, Sept., 729 (IDIS), 8th edition, released, May, 376
SMPTE Hollywood Education Committee, Rochester, Montreal/Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto
sponsored seminar with UCLA Extension Mini-Conference, announcement, Apr.,
program, May, 376 310; report, Dec., 972
SMPTE seeking schools for grant program for Sound & Vision 90, Australia Section, report,
graduate-level students, May, 376 Feb., 129 TELEVISION PAPERS
Toronto Section to hold workshop in 1992, SMPTE ’92, Fifth International Conference
Dec., 1013 and Exhibition, Australia Section, call for ATV
papers, July, 556 Coming Together, Sherlock, Aug., 630
Engineering Committees/Working Groups SMPTE/Royal Television Society Tutorial Se- Requirements for Static and Dynamic Spatial
Approaches to Videodisc-Based Editing, com- ries, Sept., 728 Resolution in Advanced Television Sys-
mittee report, Becker and Spangler, Aug., Special meeting of voting members, Dec. 14, tems: A Psychological Evaluation, Stel-
633 1990, minutes, Feb., 128; Oct. i, 1991, no- mach and Hearty, Jan., 5
Audio Recording and Reproduction Technol- tice, Aug., 644, minutes, Dec., 1014
ogy, A12, Oct., 834 Toronto, Rochester, Montreal/Quebec, and Audio
Boardp roofc eGdouvreesr,n orAsp r.a,p p3r1o2v es new engineering JOatnt.a, wa44 Sections Mini-Conference, report, A Comfopru teVri-dCeoon trPoolslte-dP roAduudcitoi onM,i xiBnigr kSmyasietre,m
Committee on Audio Recording and Repro- Sept., 696
duction Technology, A12, Aug., 651 Membership
Committee on Film Technology, F2, revising Additional Sustaining Members, July, 558; Cameras and Accessories
ANSI/SMPTE 109-1986 and ANSI/ Dec., 1014 The Accordion Charge-Transfer Mechanism:
SMPTE 110-1986, May, 377 New Life Fellows, July, 560 A New Development of the Frame-Trans-
Committee on Laboratory Services Technology, New Life Members, July, 560 fer CCD Image Sensor, Stok, Mar., 167
L6, Feb., 137 New members, Jan., 63 A Comparison of Color Negative Films and
Committee on New Technology, N15, May, 377 HDTV Cameras for Television Program
Committee on Television Technology, T14,
New Sections and Chapters Production, Kennel, DeMarsh, and Norris,
Jan., 76
Australia South Section, newly formed, May, May, 337
Committee on Theatrical Projection Technol-
ogy, P3, July, 557; Oct., 834 376; profile, Nov., 892 Infrared Imaging — Television in the Dark,
EnginJMeaaenyr.,,i ng736 7;7 ;C FoeJmbu.mn,ie ,t 1t3e474e;2 ; MaMJruel.ey,t, i n51g59s76,;; AAupcrga..l,e, n d36a51r12,;; StudeCsniottl yl, ecgJheua,np et,Me ar4ys4, 1 a37p6p;r oSvaend : JosFei tScthabtuer gU niSvteart-e RobotTVioacon l ,CA anSmdaelatr aare alnlCdio, n tCaJrraotnle. r,, —2 M3 Aay ,N ew35s1 Director’s
Sept., 730; Oct., 834; Nov., 898; Dec., 1013 Colorimetry
Engineering Technology Committees Reorga- Officers and Governors
nization to Take Effect, Nov., 896 Annual Elections, Dec., 975 Colorimetric Evaluation of TV Light Sources,
Report from the Ad Hoc Group on Video-to- Board of Governors Meeting, June 28, 1991, Hisdal, Jan., 27
Film Transfer Characteristics, Schutz, precis, Sept., 729 HDTV and Film — Issues of Video Signal Dy-
namic Range, Thorpe, Oct., 780
Aug., 637 Sections Officers and Managers as of July 1,
Report of the 1991 Meetings of IBC TC60 and 1991, Aug., 646 HDTV Production Colorimetry, DeMarsh,
Subcommittees SC60A and SC60B, Rem- Oct., 796
ley. Nov., 888 Progress Report
Working Group on Digital Audio for Televi-
1990 Progress Report, Foreword, Young, Apr., Digital Technology
sion, T14.40, Mar., 196
Working Group on Digital Control, T14.10, 220; Engineering Report, Baron, Apr., 221; Design Considerations for Digital Television
WorkiJnunge , G4r4o2u p on ¥%-in. Digital Composite vMiostioino,n GPoidcbteurr,e s, ApBrap.t is2t3a2,; AHpor.p,e 22R5e;p oTretlse,- SDtecu.d,i os9 55— The Transition Phase, Guess,
Tape Format, V16.05, Sept., 730 Hope, Apr., 280; International Overviews, Digital Keyers in Video Switchers and Effects
Working Group on Monitoring and Diagnostics Apr., 281; Education, Young and Nonzs, Systems, Bannister, Mar., 178
Apr., 292
in Digital Video Systems, T14.36, Sept., HDTV and NTSC Transmission Using Direct
730 1991 Progress Report, Irwin W. Young ap- Digital Synthesis, Zavrel, Dec., 961
pointed Chairman; call for contributions,
Working Group on Revision of ANSI/SMPTE HDTV Digital Frame Recorder, Klingelhofer,
Sept., 728
37M-1987, L6.41, Mar., 196 and Perry, Jan., 10
Society of Motion Picture Engineers Report of An Integrated Digital Production Suite, Carson
Committee on Progress, (the first Progress and Danielson, June 423
Financial Report, originally published 1920), A. R.
A New Drum and Heads for the D-2 Digital
1990 Financial Reports, Sept., 723 Dennington, Apr., 295 VTR, Ono, Okamoto, Kaku, Ogiro, Ozaki,
and Scott, Aug., 596
General Publications Proposal for Error Detection and Handling in
New insurance program offered to SMPTE Directory for Members, Apr., Part II Digital Studio Equipment, Elkind and Fi-
members, July, 556 Editor’s Note, Sept., 727 bush, Dec., 940
Annual Index 1991 1051
Facilities HDTV Digital Frame Recorder, Klingelhofer, Matrix Conversion for Improvement of Verti-
Architectural and Acoustic Design of Tempo- and Perry, Jan., 10 cal-Temporal Resolution in Letter-Box
rary Broadcasting Facilities, Lamberty, HDTV Production Colorimetry, DeMarsh, Wide-Aspect TV, Suzuki, Kageyama, Ishi-
May, 347 Oct., 796 kura, Hirano, Yoshigi, and Fukinuki, Feb.,
Design Considerations for Digital Television Stereoscopic HDTV: Experimental System and 104
Studios — The Transition Phase, Guess, Psychological Effects, Yano, and Yiryama, Median Filtering of Video Signals — A Power-
Dec., 955 Jan., 14 ful Aiternative, Wischermann, July, 541
The Kennedy Space Center Television System, A Programmable Real-Time Video Signal Pro-
Brown, July, 528 History cessing System, Yagi, Fukui, Yajimi, Sasaki,
The Development of Television and Radiomo- Hoshino, Harukawa, and Kogura, Nov., 860
General vies to Date, reprint, Jenkins, Feb., 126 Proposal for Error Detection and Handling in
Annotated Glossary of Essential Terms, Edi- The Evolution of Modern Television, reprint, Digital Studio Equipment, Elkind and Fi-
tion No. 7.1, Kolb and SMPTE Working Jensen, May, 357 bush, Dec., 940
101 Years of Television Technology, reprint, Sampling Rate Conversion of Video Signals,
Group en High Definition Electronic Pro-
duction, Feb., 111 O’Brien and Monroe, Aug., 606 Luthra and Rajan, Nov., 869
Subjective Testing of the HDS-NA Satellite
Closed Captioning in Real Time, Okrand, June,
427 Lighting Signal in the K, Band, Basile, McFarlane,
and Ciacci, Sept., 678
Colorimetric Evaluation of TV Light Sources,
Graphics/Special Effects Hisdal, Jan., 27
An Integrated Digital Production Suite, Carson
and Danielson, June 423 Production/Post-Production Stereoscopy
A Real-Time Videc Mapping and Manipula- A Comparison for Color Negative Films and The Evolution of Electronic Stereoscopy, Lip-
tion System, Vigneaux, Kato, Ohba, and HDTV Cameras for Television Program ton, May, 332
Oka, Mar., 162 Production, Kennel, DeMarsh, and Nonis, Stereoscopic HDTV: Experimental System and
T-levision Graphics for Film — Dream or Re- May, 337 Psychological Effects, Yano, and Yuyama,
ality? Owen, Sept., 694 A Complete Post-Production System for All Jan., 14
A Unified Approach for a TV Graphics Anima- Video Formats, Guess, Jan., 19 Vision III Single-Camera Autostereoscopic
tion Suite, Pank, Sept., 691 A Computer-Controlled Audio Mixing System Methods, Mayhew, June, 416
The Use of Logarithmic and Density Units for for Video Post-Production, Birkmaier,
Pixels, Demos, Oct., 805 Sept., 696
An Integrated Digital Production Suite, Carson Switchers
High and Extended-Definition TV and Danielson, June, 423
A CoHmDpaTrVi soCna moefr aCso lofro r NTeeglaetviivseio n FiPlmrso graanmd The Saokna y aPnCd L ThHoDrpVeS, JPurnoed uc4t0i4o n Facility, Tan- DMiuglittiaSslyt saKtgeeemy se,r Dsi Bsaitnnrn iiVsbituedtrei,oo n MSawrSi.wt,ic thce1hr78is nga ndS yEsftfeemcst:s
Production, Kennel, DeMarsh, and Nonrs, Clos and Beyond, Walker, Dec., 946
May, 337 Signal Processing/Transmission
Considerations in the Design of HDTV Sys- Considerations in the Design of HDTV Sys-
tems for Terrestrial Broadcasting, tems for Terrestrial Broadcasting,
Schreiber, Sept., 668 Schreiber, Sept., 668 Video Recording
HDTV and Film — Issues of Video Signal Dy- HDTV Bandwidth Reduction Using Motion A Hi-Vision VTR for Industrial Applications
namic Range, Thorpe, Oct., 780 Compensation and DATV, Thomas, Feb., Using a %-in. Videocassette, Shibaya, Yo-
HDTV and NTSC Transmission Using Direct 92 koyama, Kido, Matsumoto, Obata, and
Digital Synthesis, Zavrel, Dec., 961 HDTV and NTSC Transmission Using Direct Tsunoi, Mar., 173
HDTV Bandwidth Reduction Using Motion Digital Synthesis, Zavrel, Dec., 961 A New Drum and Heads for the D-2 Digital
Compensation and DATV, Thomas, Feb., The Kennedy Space Center Television System, VTR, Ono, Okamoto, Kaku, Ogiro, Ozaki,
92 Brown, July, 528 and Scott, Sept., 596
Annual Index 1991
INDEX TO AUTHORS — January—December 1991 e Volume 100
A Demos, Gary, The Use of Logarithmic and Hunt, B., et al., High-Resolution Electronic In-
Density Units for Pixels, Oct., 805 termediate System for Motion-Picture
Dennington, A. R., Society of Motion Picture Film, Mar., 156
Alden, Alex E., The Commitment of SMPTE to Engineers Report of Committee on Pro- Hurwitz, Joyce R., SMPTE: An Award-
Standardization, July, 517 gress, reprint, Apr., 295 Winning Society, July, 492
Disney, Walt, Growing Pains, reprint, July, 547 ——, SMPTE Membership — Then and
Now, July, 514
Huse, Emery, Another Milestone, reprint, July,
520
Baker, Blaine, President’s Message, Jan., 4;
July, 484
Bannister, Richard S., Digital Keyers in Video Elkind, Bob, and Fibush, David, Proposal for
Switchers and Effects Systems, Mar., 178 Error Detection and Handling in Digital
Baptista, John L., 1990 Progress Report — Studio Equipment, Dec., 940
Ishikura, K., et al., Matrix Conversion for Im-
Motion Pictures, Apr., 225 Enami, K., et al., A Programmable Real-Time
provement of Vertical-Temporal Resolu-
Baron, Stanley N., 1990 Progress Report — Video Signal-Processing System, Nov., 860
tion in Letter-Box Wide-Aspect TV, Feb.,
Engineering, Apr., 221 104
Basile, Carlo, McFarlane, Robert, and Ciacci,
Claudio, Subjective Testing of the HDS- F
NA Satellite Signal in the K, Band, Sept., J
678
Fibush, David, and Elkind, Bob, Proposal for
Becker, Stanley D., and Spangler, Larry S., Ap- Error Detection and Handling in Digital Jacoby, Hans-Dieter, and Nguyen-Nhu, Anh,
proaches to Videodisc-Based Editing, Studio Equipment, Dec., 940 Electronics in the New Generation of Arri-
Aug., 633 flex Cameras, Nov., 880
Friedman, Jeffrey, Introduction, July, 484
Bell, Donald J., Motion Picture Film Perfora- ——, The SMPTE Journal and Other Publi- Jenkins, C. Francis, The Development of Tele-
tion, reprint, Nov., 886 vision and Radiomovies to Date, reprint,
cations: SMPTE’s Continuing Commit-
Berggren, Glenn, Wetmore, R. Evans, and Feb., 126
ment to Information Dissemination, July,
Nash, Gerald, The Design of a Very High , Society History, reprint, July, 513
495
Performance Motion-Picture Screening Jensen, A. G., The Evolution of Modern Televi-
Fukinuki, T., et al., Matrix Conversion for Im-
Room, Aug., 601 provement of Vertical-Temporal Resolu- sion, reprint, May, 357
Birkmaier, Craig J., A Computer-Controlled tion in Letter-Box Wide-Aspect TV, Feb.,
Audio Mixing System for Video Post-Pro-
104 K
duction, Sept., 696
Fukui, K., et al., A Programmable Real-Time
Brown, Charles T., The Kennedy Space Center Video Signal-Processing System, Nov., 860
Television System, July, 528 Kageyama, \i., et al., Matrix Conversion for
Brubacher-Cressman, D. K., et al., The Digi- Improvement of Vertical-Temporal Reso-
Sync — An Advanced Intelligent Bar G lution in Letter-Box Wide-Aspect TV,
Code Reader and Multiformat Film Coun- Feb., 104
ter/Calculator, May, 342 Kaku, N., et al., A New Drum and Heads for
Gasoi, F., et al., The DigiSync — An Advanced the D-2 Digital VTR, Aug., 596
Cc Intelligent Bar Code Reader and Multifor- Kalmus, H. T., Technicolor Adventures in Cin-
mat Film Counter/Calculator, May, 342 emaland, reprint, Mar., 182
Godber, Alan S., 1990 Progress Report — Te-
Kato, T., et al., A Real-Time Video Mapping
Carson, Ken, and Danielson, Jason, An Inte- levision, Apr., 232 and Manipulation System, Mar., 162
grated Digital Production Suite, June, 423 Grignon, L. D., New Society Emblem: Report Kennel, Glenn, DeMarsh, LeRoy, and Norris,
Carter, Charles L., II, and Van Anda, James of the Special Committee, reprint, July, John, A Comparison of Color Negative
B., Infrared Imaging — Television in the 494 Films and HDTV Cameras for Television
Dark, May, 351 Guess, Michael M., A Complete Post-Produc- Program Production, May, 337
Chambers, Gordon A., A Short History of Stan- tion System for All Video Formats, Jan., 19 Kennel, Glenn, et al., High-Resolution Elec-
dardization in the SMPTE, reprint, July, , Design Considerations for Digital Tele- tronic Intermediate System for Motion-
516 vision Studios — The Transition Phase, Picture Film, Mar., 156
Ciacci, Claudio, Basile, Carlo, and McFarlane, Dec., 955 Kido, T., et al., A Hi-Vision VTR for Industrial
Robert, Subjective Testing of the HDS-NA Applications Using a /-in. Videocassette,
Satellite Signal in the K, Band, Sept., 678 H Mar., 173
King, Carol, The Annual SMPTE Television
D Conference — A History, July, 511
Harukawa, K., et al., A Programmable Real- , Reflections of SMPTE Past Presidents,
Time Video Signal-Processing System, July, 485
Danielson, Jason, and Carson, Ken, An Inte- Nov., 860 , Remembrances of Longtime SMPTE
grated Digital Production Suite, June, 423 Hearty, Paul J., and Stelmach, Lew B., Require- Members, July, 521
de Forest, Lee, Pioneering in Talking Pictures, ments for Static and Dynamic Spatial Res- ——., The SMPTE Technical Conference
reprint, Sept., 702 olution in Advanced Television Systems: A — A History, July, 504
DeMarsh, LeRoy, Kennel, Glenn, and Norris, Psychophysical Evaluation, Jan., 5 Klingelhofer, Marc, and Perry, Vinson R.,
John, A Comparison of Color Negative Hirano, Y., et al., Matrix Conversion for Im- HDTV Digital Frame Recorder, Jan., 10
Films and HDTV Cameras for Television provement of Vertical-Temporal Resolu- Kogure, M., et al., A Programmable Real-Time
Program Production, May, 337 tion in Letter-Box Wide-Aspect TV, Feb., Video Signal-Processing System, Nov., 860
DeMarsh, LeRoy, HDTV Production Colori- 104 Kolb, Frederick J., Jr., and SMPTE Working
metry, Oct., 796 Hisdal, Bjarne, Colorimetric Evaluation of TV Group on High Definition Electronic Pro-
DeMarsh, LeRoy, et al., High-Resolution Elec- Light Sources, Jan., 27 duction, Annotated Glossary of Essential
tronic Intermediate System for Motion- Hope, Thomas, 1990 Progress Report, Hope Terms, Edition No. 7.1, Feb., 111
Picture Film, Mar., 156 Reports, Apr., 286 Kristy, S., et al., High-Resolution Electronic In-
DeMille, Cecil B., Motion Picture Directing, re- Hoshino, K., et al., A Psogrammable Real-Time termediate System for Motion-Picture
print, June, 432 Video Signal-Processing System, Nov., 860 Film, Mar., 156
Annual Index 1991 1053
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L Thorpe, Laurence J., and Tanaka, Hiroshi, The
Sony PCL HDVS Production Facility,
June, 404
Lamberty, David C., Architectural and Acous- Pank, Robert A., A Unified Approach for a TV , HDTV and Film — Issues of Video
tic Design of Temporary Broadcasting Fa- Graphics Animation Suite, Sept., 691 Signal Dynamic Range, Oct., 780
cilities, May, 347 Perry, Vinson R., and Klingelhofer, Marc, Tsunoi, R., A Hi-Vision VTR for Industrial Ap-
LazarMi.,d eti asl.,, T he DigiS—y Ann cAd - HDTV Digital Frame Recorder, Jan., 10 plications Using a %-in. Videocassette,
vanced Intelligent Bar Code Reader and Porter, L. C., Obituary of the Society’s First
Mar., 173
Multiformat Film Counter/Calculator, President: C. Francis Jenkins, reprint, July,
May, 342 526
Lipton, Lenny, The Evolution of Electronic Pylipow, Peter E., Improved-Strength Eastman
Stereoscopy, May, 332 35mm Motion-Picture BH Perforations, V
Luthra, Ajay, Sampling-Rate Conversion of Nov., 884
Video Signals, Nov., 869
Van Anda, James B., and Carter, Charles L.,
Ill, Infrared Imaging — Television in the
Dark, May, 351
Vigneaux, S., et al., A Real-Time Video Map-
Rajan, Ganesh, Sampling-Rate Conversion of ping and Manipulation System, Mar., 162
Video Signals, Nov., 869
Mamoulian, Rouben, Some Problems in Direct-
Remley, Frederick M., Report of the 1991
ing Color Pictures, reprint, Dec., 970
MatsuImndoutsot,ri alM .,A peptl iacla.,t ioAn sH i-UVsiisnigo n a V%-TinR. Vfio-r tMeeeest iSnCg6s 0Ao f aInEdC SCT6C06B0, aNnodv .,S u8b8c8o mmit- WwW
Richardson, F. H., Twenty-Five Years of Serv-
deocassette, Mar., 173
ice, reprint, July, 520
Mayhew, Christopher A., Vision III Single- Walker, Marc S., Multistage Distribution
Camera Autostereoscopic Methods, June, Switching Systems: Clos and Beyond, Dec.,
416 S 946
McFarlane, Robert, Basile, Carlo, and Ciacci, Westcott, W. B., Precision, the Dominant Fac-
Claudio, Subjective Testing of the HDS- tor in Motion Picture Machines, reprint,
NA Satellite Signal in the K, Band, Sept., Saltarelli, Robert, Robotic Camera Con- Oct., 817
678 trol — A News Director’s Tool, Jan., 23 Wetmore, R. Evans, Nash, Gerald, and Berg-
Monroe, Robert B., and O’Brien, Richard S., Sasaki, N., et al., A Programmable Real-Time gren, Glenn, The Design of a Very High
101 Years of Television Technology, re- Video Signal-Processing System, Nov., 860 Performance Motion-Picture Screening
print, Aug., 606 Schreiber, William F., Considerations in the Room, Aug., 601
Design of HDTV Systems for Terrestrial Wischermann, Gerhard, Median Filtering of
Broadcasting, Sept., 668 Video Signals — A Powerful Alternative,
Schutz, Gavin, Report from the Ad Hoc Group July, 541
on Video-to-Film Transfer Characteris- Witty, Craig, Creating Filmless Motion-Picture
tics, Aug., 637 Mattes on the LaserMatte System, Dec.,
Nash, Gerald, Berggren, Glenn, and Westmore, Scott, F., et al., A New Drum and Heads for the 963
R. Evans, The Design of a Very High Per- D-2 Digital VTR, Aug., 596
formance Motion-Picture Screening Sherlock, Michael J., Coming Together, Aug.,
Room, Aug., 601 630
Y
Nguyen-Nhu, Anh, and Jacoby, Hans-Dieter, Shibaya, H., et al., A Hi-Vision VTR for Indus-
Electronics in the New Generation of Arri- trial Applications Using a %-in. Videocas-
Norrisf,le xJ oChanm eCr.a,s ,1 99N0o vP.r,o g8r8e0s s Report — Edu- SMPTsEet te,W oMrakri.n, g 17G3r oup on High Definition Yagi, ViR.d,e oe t Siagl.n,a l-AP rPocreosgsrianmg maSbysltee m,R eNaolv.-,T i8m6e0
cation, Apr., 292 Electronic Production and Kolb, Frederick
Yajima, R., et al., A Programmable Real-Time
———., Kennel, Glenn, and DeMarsh, LeRoy, J., Jr, Annotated Glossary of Essential Video Signal-Processing System, Nov., 860
A Comparison of Color Negative Films Terms, Edition No. 7.1, Feb., 111
Yano, Sumio, and Yuyama, Ichiro, Stereoscopic
and HDTV Cameras for Television Pro- Snell, Peter A., An Introduction to the Experi- HDTV: Experimental System and Psycho-
gram Production, May, 337 mental Study of Visual Fatigue, reprint, logical Effects, Jan., 14
Jan., 33 Yokoyama, K., et al., A Hi-Vision VTR for In-
Oo Spanglperro,a cLhaersr y tSo. , Vaindd eoBdeciksecr-, BaStsaendl ey EdDi.,t iAnpg,- dustrial Applications Using a %-in. Video-
cassette, Mar., 173
Aug., 633 Yoshigi, H., et al., Matrix Conversion for Im-
Obata, L., et al., A Hi-Vision VTR for Industrial Stelmach, Lew B., and Hearty, Paul J., Require- provement of Vertical-Temporal Resolu-
Applications Using a %-in. Videocassette, ments for Static and Dynamic Spatial Res- tion in Letter-Box Wide-Aspect TV, Feb.,
O’BriMeanr,. ,R i1c7h3a rd S., and Monroe, Robert B., oPlsuytcihoonp hiyns iAcdavla ncEveadl uTaetlieovni,s iJoann .,S ys5t ems: A Young,10 4I rwin W., 1990 Progress Report — Edu-
101 Years of Television Technology, re- Stok, F. L., The Accordion Charge-Transfer cation, Apr., 292
print, Aug., 606 Mechanism: A New Development of the , 1990 Progress Report — Foreward,
Ogiro, K., et al., A New Drum and Heads for F1r67a me-Transfer CCD Image Sensor, Mar., Apr., 220
the D-2 Digital VTR, Aug., 596 Yuyama, Ichiro, and Yano, Sumio, Stereoscopic
Ohba, A., et al., A Real-Time Video Mapping Suzukpi,r ovNe.,m eentt alo.,f MVaetrrtiixc alC-oTnevmeprosriaoln Rfeors olIum-- HDTV: Experimental System and Psycho-
and Manipulation System, Mar., 162 logical Effects, Jan., 14,
tion in Letter-Box Wide-Aspect TV, Feb.,
Oka, M., et al., A Real-Time Video Mapping 104
and Manipulation System, Mar., 162
Okamoto, T., et al., A New Drum and Heads for T Z
the D-2 Digital VTR, Aug., 596
Okrand, Marc, Closed Captioning in Real
Time, June, 427 Zavrel, Robert J., Jr.. HDTV and NTSC Trans-
Ono, H., et al., A New Drum and Heads for the Tanaka, Hiroshi, and Thorpe, Laurence J., The mission Using Direct Digital Synthesis,
D-2 Digital VTR, Aug., 596 Sony PCL HDVS Production Facility, Dec., 961
Owen, Peter, Television Graphics for Film — June, 404 Zwaneveld, E., et al., The DigiSync — An Ad-
Dream or Reality? Sept., 694 Thomas, Graham, HDTV Bandwidth Reduc- vanced Intelligent Bar Code Reader and
Ozaki, S., et al., A New Drum and Heads for tion Using Motion Compensation and Multiformat Film Counter/Calculator,
the D-2 Digital VTR, Aug., 596 DATYV, Feb., 92 May, 342
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