Auricon 16, c. 1955

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Auricon 16, c. 1955
Bernd Bach, Hollywood. 16mm sound film camera for 60 m daylight reels. Two Kodak C-mount lenses: 2.5/15 mm and 1.6/50 mm. External viewfinder. Low-noise camera for simultaneous exposure of the film frames and an optical sound signal. External microphone signals are amplified by an amplifier (not included) and recorded as fluctuations in light on the camera film. After development, the sound could be played back synchronously with the image. Television used such systems until about 1980. Electrical functions untested.

Auricon 16, um 1955
Bernd Bach, Hollywood. 16mm-Tonfilmkamera für 60m-Tageslichtspulen. 2 Objektive Kodak C-Mount: 2,5/15 mm und 1,6/50 mm. Außen-Sucher. Geräuscharme Filmkamera für gleichzeitige Aufbelichtung von Filmbildern und Lichttonsignal. Externe Mikrophon-Signale werden von einem Verstärker (nicht dabei) aufbereitet und als Lichtschwankungen vom Kamerafilm aufgezeichnet. Nach der Entwicklung konnte der Ton synchron zum Bild abgespielt werden. Mit solchen Systemen arbeitete das Fernsehen bis etwa 1980. Elektrische Funktionen ungeprüft.

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