Standards committee for event technology, image and film

Standards Committee for Event Technology, Image and Film (NVBF) Status: January 17, 2013
Website	http://www.din.de/go/nvbf
Departments	0
Current projects	49
Number of valid standards	552
Valid specifications	1
National bodies
Number of committees	7th
European bodies
Number of committees	0
International bodies
Number of committees	23

The standards committee for event technology, image and film ( NVBF , DIN-internal abbreviation: NA 149 ) as part of the German Institute for Standardization is responsible for the development and review of standards for the areas of event technology , image and film .

Standard areas

Standardization work is defined for the following areas and areas:

Basic standards for radiation-sensitive materials , their physical properties and storage, as well as for sensitometry
Still photography , camera technology, flash technology, lenses
Motion picture technology , copier technology , image processing , film technology devices, light sound technology , magnetic sound technology

Film theater technology , image projection

Basic standards of event technology

Corresponding safety standards

Corresponding service standards

Lighting equipment , theater lighting

Appropriate technology for stages , multi-purpose halls and production facilities

At the end of 2010, the standards committee was overseeing 41 national and international projects, had 25 draft standards in process and a total of 221 standards. The standardization work is carried out in regular meetings.

organization

The standards committee is divided into the following organizational units:

Chairman
Office with managing director
Advisory board with chairman
Board Photographic equipment with umpire
Board Photographic media with umpire
Body image and sound and post production with umpire
Panel lighting and media technology with chairman
Board machines with umpire
Committee for facilities and work equipment with chairman

In its committees, the standards committee reflects the international work of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) in the technical committees ISO / TC 36 Cinematography and ISO / TC 42 Photography .