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		<title>The Seventeen Point Five millimetre film format</title>
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At the AMMPT meeting on Wednesday 17th August, 2011, Ian Stimson gave a presentation on  the history of almost forgotten film gauges, of which 17.5 mm was one.


As I started out to research this subject I had not realised how long this film format had been in use. It started in 1890&#8217;s and used [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Advances in electronic cinematography</title>
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		<title>Cumming and Wilson Projectors</title>
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Written by Richard Ashton
 
The first C&#38;W projectors were first made just after the First World War. A company partnership was formed to manufacture cinema projectors under the heading Australian Biograph designed and manufactured by Cummings and Wilson. The company was headed by James Cummings and Harold Wilson who together designed and manufactured [...]]]></description>
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