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Topic: Emulsion-on-sound-drum projectors
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Simon Wyss
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From: Basel, BS, Switzerland
Registered: Apr 2011
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posted 12-20-2019 02:14 AM
quote: Emiel De Jong The older type FP20 / FP30 soundheads have emulsion side in contact with the drum
That’s the reason for my asking, somebody on a German forum said it were the only such projector known to him. I thought to myself, not possible, someone must have had the idea before, I mean the FP 20 is from 1957-58 but optical sound is at least thirty years older.
Emulsion-on-drum sound projectors are well known with 16mm film, Bell & Howell had it, Bauer, Siemens & Halske, Paillard-Bolex, RCA. Not Ampro, not Kodak, not Hortson
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