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A shutter is a rotating device with a single blade or multiple blades used to interrupt the light source as film is pulled through the gate. | A shutter is a rotating device with a single blade or multiple blades used to interrupt the light source as film is pulled through the gate. | ||
===Types of Shutters=== | |||
'''(some examples of projectors who use them)''' | |||
* single blade ([[Kinoton]], [[Ernemann]]) | |||
* dual blade ([[Simplex XL) | |||
* dual blade counter rotating-dual shutter ([[Century JJ]] | |||
* 3 blade (often used for variable speed) | |||
* 3 blade counter-rotating dual shutter | |||
* 5 blade single (pretty rare, used for studio machines involved with [http://www.example.com telecine]. | |||
[[Category:Projector components]] | [[Category:Projector components]] | ||
[[Category:Equipment]] | [[Category:Equipment]] | ||
Revision as of 18:20, 30 March 2017
- RE variable speed
- Other examples
- ghosting
A shutter is a rotating device with a single blade or multiple blades used to interrupt the light source as film is pulled through the gate.
Types of Shutters
(some examples of projectors who use them)
- single blade (Kinoton, Ernemann)
- dual blade ([[Simplex XL)
- dual blade counter rotating-dual shutter (Century JJ
- 3 blade (often used for variable speed)
- 3 blade counter-rotating dual shutter
- 5 blade single (pretty rare, used for studio machines involved with telecine.