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Matching Densitometry to Production

Howard T. Raffety

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Densitometry at Cinecolor matches use as closely as possible. To this end, densitometry of material to be used on optical printers is on a “specular densitometer,” and densitometry of sound tracks is on a “sound reproducer densitometer.” This paper describes these two densitometers.

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Densitometry at Cinecolor matches use as closely as possible. To this end, densitometry of material to be used on optical printers is on a “specular densitometer,” and densitometry of sound tracks is on a “sound reproducer densitometer.” This paper describes these two densitometers.

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Densitometry at Cinecolor matches use as closely as possible. To this end, densitometry of material to be used on optical printers is on a “specular densitometer,” and densitometry of sound tracks is on a “sound reproducer densitometer.” This paper describes these two densitometers.

Key concepts: Densitometer, Densitometry, Specular reflection, Specular highlight, Optics, Physics

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