STEENBECK ST701 C 35MM FLATBED EDITING TABLE
The Steenbeck flatbed editing suite is an editing table used to manipulate film for post-production. It was patented in 1934 by Wilhelm Steenbeck in Hamburg, Germany, though it was only by the sixties and seventies that it’s more advanced editions became common abroad, especially in Hollywood.
The machine had an edge over its predecessor, the moviola, since a Steenbeck could sync sound with the picture, play footage both forwards and backwards, and run the film at higher speed. It could also accommodate more than one reel, and had a bigger monitor, simple manual controls for playback, and softer rollers which handled prints more gently and safely. The ease with which the Steenbeck could be used to edit films made it a widespread system of technology until the beginning of abstract, digital non-linear editing in the nineties. Today the Steenbeck is still very much used for archiving and restoration of films.
- 2000 ft. 16mm SPLIT REEL
A reel is a metal or plastic hub with extended sides between which the film is wound for…
2000 ft. 16mm SPLIT REELTools and EquipmentsA reel is a metal or plastic hub with extended sides between which the film is wound for projection.
- 35MM BAT SPLICER
Perforates and cuts the adhesive tape to join 35mm film.
35MM BAT SPLICERTools and EquipmentsPerforates and cuts the adhesive tape to join 35mm film.
- 35MM FILM CORE
A cylinder on which a roll of film is wound. This variant is used for 35mm film.
35MM FILM CORETools and EquipmentsA cylinder on which a roll of film is wound. This variant is used for 35mm film.
- 35MM PLASTIC FILM REEL
A reel is a metal or plastic hub with extended sides between which the film is wound for…
35MM PLASTIC FILM REELTools and EquipmentsA reel is a metal or plastic hub with extended sides between which the film is wound for projection.
- 4 GANG 35MM SYNCHING BLOCK
A synchronizer keeps film and sound track(s) locked together in the exact same relation to each…
4 GANG 35MM SYNCHING BLOCKTools and EquipmentsA synchronizer keeps film and sound track(s) locked together in the exact same relation to each other as you move from one part of the film to another. A synchronizer has one or more sprocketed wheels, called gangs, mounted on a revolving shaft. Sound and picture are mounted on separate gangs and are kept in sync frame by frame. Synchronizers are available with gangs of different gauges. This particular version is a 35mm 4-gang model.
- 8MM PORTABLE PROJECTOR
Portable 8mm cine projector.
8MM PORTABLE PROJECTORTools and EquipmentsPortable 8mm cine projector.
- BELL & HOWELL STANDARD SEMI-AUTOMATIC CONTINOUS
The Bell & Howell Continuous Film Printer was used to print 35MM positive film from…
BELL & HOWELL STANDARD SEMI-AUTOMATIC CONTINOUSTools and EquipmentsThe Bell & Howell Continuous Film Printer was used to print 35MM positive film from developed negative film. The printer was designed and manufactured in the 1910s by the Bell & Howell Company, renowned for their film and movie machinery.
Continuous film printers were made to improve upon slower step printers, but at the cost of clarity and sharpness. Bell & Howell addressed the faults of existing continuous printers by creating mechanisms for positive and negative film to line up perfectly for exposure despite the latter’s smaller size, and improving control of light exposure and smoothened movement of the film.
As further film technology developed, the Bell & Howell continuous printers were able to keep in step and accommodate such development as sound and color film, cementing their place as standard machinery for U.S film laboratories.
- BROADCAST MONITOR
A specialized display device used to monitor the output of a video-generating device, such as…
BROADCAST MONITORTools and EquipmentsA specialized display device used to monitor the output of a video-generating device, such as playout from a video server, IRD, video camera, VCR, or DVD player.