Übersetzung für 'film sprocket' von Englisch nach Deutsch

(film) sprocket

Filmtransportrolle {f}tech.

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sprocket

Ritzel {n}tech.

Sprossenrad {n}tech.

Zahnkranz {m}tech.

Zahn {m}tech.

Kettenrad {n}tech.

Kettenzahnrad {n}tech.

Transporttrommel {f}film

Stachelrad {n}tech.

Zahnkranz {m} [am Fahrrad]bike

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sprocket wheel

Sprossenrad {n}

Ritzel {n} [hinteres Kettenrad]biketech.

crankshaft sprocket

Kurbelwellenrad {n}tech.

Sprocket Glacier

Sprocket-Gletscher {m}geogr.

chain sprocket

Kettennuss {f}tech.

sprocket hole

Führungs­loch {n}

sprocket locking

Zahnkranz-Befestigungs­ring {m}tech.

sprocket cluster

Ritzelpaket {n} [Fahrrad]bike

engine sprocket

Motorkettenrad {n}tech.

camshaft sprocket

Nockenwellenrad {n}tech.

rear sprocket

Ritzel {n} [hinteres Kettenrad]biketech.

• Far fewer medium-format cameras are motorized, and medium-format roll film does not have sprocket holes, so loading often requires that marking on the backing paper of the film be lined up with markings on the camera, and on unloading, the backing paper must be carefully secured to protect the film from light.
• Although the film is thinner, the other dimensions of Single-8 such as the sprocket holes and sound track, are the same as Super 8.
• It consists of several parts, a latent image DX film edge barcode on the film below the sprocket holes, a code on the cartridge used by automatic cameras, and a barcode on the cartridge read by photo-finishing machines.
• SMP(T)E'S first standard was to get everyone using 35-mm film width, four sprocket holes per frame, 1.37:1 picture ratio.
• These locations were chosen to ensure the data were not placed into the sprocket perforation area of the film to prevent the known wear and degradation that occurs in the perforation area (due to the mechanical film sprockets) from degrading the data.

• 5 mm prints by early cheap toy projectors which lacked the customary sprocket drive requiring the pull-down claw to do all the work of transporting the film.
• The camera used friction feed instead of Edison's sprocket feed to guide the film to the aperture.
• When film is scanned so that an electronic (video) copy can be made, various means are used to help ensure that the variations in frame position as a result of sprocket hole wear are minimized.
• However, some cameras of the 1990s that used 35mm film have infrared sprocket-hole sensors that can fog infrared film (their manuals may warn against the use of infrared film for this reason).
• This double-system audio recording could then be transferred or "resolved" to sprocketed magnetic film, with sprocket holes that match one to one with the original camera film.

• Light used the width of the film strip to create multitrack recordings, as opposed to the more limited two or three tracks offered by most recording studios at the time; the slightly higher linear speed provided an advantage in analog fidelity and the sprocket-driven film limited the "wow and flutter" problems associated with tape recording.
• The camera was powered by an electric motor and was capable of shooting with the new sprocketed film.
• More advanced systems replace the sprocket wheel with laser or camera-based perf detection and image stabilization system.
• Sprockets are used in the film transport mechanisms of movie projectors and movie cameras.