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Harrison Light Corrector User manual
User manual for Harrison Light Corrector. 21 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Harrison
- Model / document
- Harrison Light Corrector
- Document type
- User manual
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- English
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- 21
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- 5.5 MB
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- Film cameras
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www.butkus.us INSTRUCTION MANUAL THE HARRISON MAKES POSSIBLE. * NAT L COLOR PICTURES 4 Consistently TRUE COLOR PICTURES & Use of ALL TY! OLOR FILM as. ua sMEe = eerie, oF WETS HARRISON apy HARRISONView original page 1
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tT HARRISON HARRISON ‘The Optical Engincering firm of Harrison & Harrison was organized in the year 1925 in Los Angeles, California, ‘The first assignment of this new company was to develop a beamsplitter for a color camera. The purpose of this beamsplitter ‘was to split light into three separate beams. This optical device was successfully completed by Harrison & Harrison after two years of experiment and research. Harrison & Harrison then contracted to produce an optical system for a 35mm natural color motion picture camera whereby the ‘cameraman could see the picture on a ground lass viewfinder in full natural color. This new optical system also permitted the cameraman, while viewing the picture in its full natural colors, to control the color content of the light passing through the optical system, This control was regulated by means of two dials, one marked red-orange and the other blue-green. ‘This was the first 35mm movie eamera to be used in natural color photography, designed and built on the principle of control of the color content of light. This eamera produced a matched series of negatives which assured true natural colors in motion pictures, Using this new camera, a film, "California, Highways,” was produced, bringing to the screen a graphic account of the beatiful seenery of California, This successful natural color motion picture proved that natural color photography based on the principle of control of the color content of light, could Page? assure consistent and true natural color pictures, With this in mind, Harrison & Harrison continued with their research, confident that it would be possible to find some easy means whereby any camera might be used for natural color photography—based on the principle of control of the color content of light—without the necessity of rebuilding the entire optical system, About this time natural color film was introduced to the public and natural color photography was thus simplified so that it Decame unnecessary to make three separate negatives to secure color pictures, By 1937, Harrison & Harrison had developed a color meter which was placed on the market for use by commercial photographers. This first unit was called the Harrison Color Meter Commercial Set and ‘was an instrument that gave natural color photographers a means whereby they had control of the color of light, using ‘This color meter set, which was based on the principle of control of the color content of light, proved successful and adaptable to any standard optical system for use with either still oF movie photography. ‘The Harrison Color Meter Commercial Set ‘was madefor commercial colorphotographers’ tuge. The reason for this was that the user bad to have considerable experience in color photography to be able to handle the meter accurately for true results ‘This color meter set gave a very importantView original page 2
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