| 释义 |
telecine|tɛlɪˈsɪnɪ|
[f. tele- 2 + cine, or f. next.]
The broadcasting of cinematographic film on television, or its conversion into television signals; also, apparatus or an organization involved in doing this. Freq. attrib.
1935Illustr. London News 23 Feb. 306/1 In the Teleciné apparatus, ordinary standard sound-films may be used. 1937Electronics Aug. 34/3 Telecine transmission, the process of transmitting motion-picture film subjects by television. 1938Ibid. July 25/1 A succession of stationary images is projected upon the photoelectric cathode of the pick-up tube in the telecine camera. 1949Electronic Engin. XXI. 194 Two sets of telecine equipment..have just been installed at Alexandra Palace, where they are now being used for televising film programmes. 1959Viewpoint July 32 The telecine operator's in now. Didn't you want to see that piece of film? 1960D. Wilson Flight of Dove 223 Superimpose main title. End telecine (1). 1961G. Millerson Technique Television Production vii. 124 Film televising equipment (Telecine) ranges in complexity from slightly adapted cinema projection apparatus, to electronic scanners. 1972I. Hamilton Thrill Machine xxxix. 187 Joe gave his cues to the men in telecine. 1978Gramophone Aug. 391/3 They have even announced a telecine attachment to use the camera for transcribing home films to video tape. 1983New Scientist 26 May 546/3 The film image is converted to video in the usual way with a ‘telecine’ machine, which combines a film projector with a video camera. |