Amorce
Under Amorce (dt. Füllsel , supplement ,) Blank movie , Blank film or Zugfilm understands auxiliary film material for various purposes in photographic film is used. The French term Amorce is also often referred to as a leader , film leader, or bleed , although the range of use is wider.
history
It was recognized from the beginning that the image part of the film needed an extension at both ends so that it could be clamped into devices several times without damage. Even when loading a film camera , you need to add material that can be exposed to light before exposing rows of images in the locked device. In the 1920s, it was common to offer small portions of 100 feet (30 meters) of film with two-tone paper bulbs (extensions). This is guaranteed for normal film and narrow film 16. Even today, microfilm is available in stores with a strip of paper around the roll, colored red inside and black outside. However, sticking on such paper amorce was more expensive than the delivery of additional raw film , which is why it is no longer known today. In everyday operation of cinemas has polyester -Amorce proven because it is resistant to tearing.
use
- Carrier material for drawing in film in developing machines
- Perforated backing material for trick work
- Blank film consists of fixed raw material with a photographic layer
- With black film it means exposed and developed film material for the purpose of montage
- As a blue ribbon, it is a special perforated carrier material for mounting film sound on magnetic film
- With colored blank film as a characteristic protective film for copies , see Allonge (film)
- Carrier material colored in the mass as a characteristic protective film, the so-called leader
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.institut-francais.fr/cinefete/8/data/petitlexiqueducinema.pdf ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
