Word: lensed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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De Gaulle's requisition order itself was responsible for much of the sympathy for the miners. Under last week's decree, failure to return to work can be punished by dismissal, fines and, under certain conditions, jail terms. A coal cutter in Lens said: "We were striking for...
Loy's camera contributes equally to the illusion. With the help of a telescopic lens it plunges the spectator like spaghetti into the boiling core of every battle-he goes in stiff with tension and comes out limp with fatigue. It holds him still and explodes a mob in...
No Fuss. Last week Kodak paid public reverence to all three. In Manhattan, President William Scott Vaughn, 60, a mathematician and onetime Rhodes scholar, announced that "George Eastman's idea was to 'make a camera as easy to use as the pencil'-and picture taking now becomes...
The Trial is by no means a great film. It is founded on an esthetic fallacy-the proposition that a camera can see what is unseeable: Meaning, Being, Mystery. But when Welles makes a mistake he makes it on a grand scale and in the grand manner. He is one...
Permanent magnets seemed permanently limited until Westinghouse Engineer Ray Radus taught them a new trick. Radus began by building an unusually strong magnet, a slice of ceramic material sandwiched between flat plates of soft steel. With the steel focusing its lines of magnetic force in much the same manner that...