Device for indicating fading operation

Optics: motion pictures – Special effects – Transition effects

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352141, G03B 2136

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041392825

ABSTRACT:
A device is provided for indicating fading operation in cinecamera. A control circuit receives the scene light indicating voltage and a manually adjusted output voltage for operating a diaphragm driving means to adjust the aperture to a proper value for the scene brightness an RC circuit is connected to the diaphragm control circuit which selectively applys either a constant charging or discharging voltage to the diaphragm control circuit, this causes the control circuit to drive the diaphragm to continuously vary the aperture for effecting the fading-out and the fading-in of the scene. A first comparator receives the output voltage of the RC circuit and the output voltage of the diaphragm control circuit and produces a signal when both voltages are coincident. A second comparator connected to the RC circuit produces a signal when the output voltage of the RC circuit reaches a constant charging an indicator receives the output signals of the first and the second comparator for indicating the completion of both fading-out and fading-in of the scene.

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patent: 4015119 (1977-03-01), Miyake

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