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TRANSPARENCY TITLES & GRAPHICS xx TRANSPARENCY Making color slides with an Intercolor microcomputer. Photograph colored video displays (charts, graphs, etc.) drawn by a computer in order to produce color slides. Some tips. Graphic color slides. Part 1. A series of useful subroutines for generating color images on a Compucolor II computer. Graphic color slides. Part 2. Using subroutines to generate equation plots, histograms, regression and monthly analysis graphs. Tip on converting Kodalith black-and-white title slides to blue-and-white by processing the film in various chemicals. Enlarge small drawings for use in overhead projectors by photographing on 35mm film and then enlarging onto graphic arts film. How the Western Electric company turns black and white line copy into slides with colored backgrounds. Think negative. Part 1. Using negative imagery with and without color for text, charts, diagrams, etc. Creating color-on-color slide presentations. Start with black & white original art and end up with multicolor slides. Creating the dynamic visual. How to enhance slides with titles, line graphics, and full color art. Use a simple 35mm slide copy system to make slide and graphic composites. Create a wide variety of slide graphics, including pin-registered multiple exposures. All you need is a 35mm camera with macro capabilities and this $30 'black box' which you build. Use it to do slide posterizations, neon effects, etc. How to create title slides which have the appearance of raised metallic type in silver, copper, bronze, or gold. Using the matte/countermatte technique to create great-looking optical slides. Create a title slide using the "forced perspective technique". The text nearest the bottom is largest and each line above that is small and receeds into the background (like the opening titles in the "Star Wars" movie). Creating text and line copy slides. What are the options? (1) Contiunuous tone films. (2) Polaroid films. (3) Monochrome films. Darkroom computerist. (1) Calculates a table of exposure times for various combinations of f-stop and enlarger heights when making enlargements with various papers. (2) Make title slides by photographing text from video terminal. Marginal quality slides can serve to project handwritten messages on screen, such as "more to come", "the end", etc. Make title slides by putting press-type letters directly onto slide. Make your own slide show titles with press-on type. Tip: How to make colorful, professional-looking title slides. An efficient method for producing inexpensive black and white slides from original material by using Kodalith Ortho film or High Contrast copy film. Making color title slides starting with black type on white background. Use process of double exposure on color film using masks and color filters. Making color tile slides of black and white artwork. (1) Photograph twice in high contrast black and white. (2) Project and superimpose the two black and white slides through colored filters. (3) Rephotograph the resulting colored image. Using the dry-to-dry diazo process to produce slides with unique colors. Excellent for slides consisting of black lettering or line drawings. Make colored slides of black and white text or line drawings by sandwiching black and white positives on film with colored filters in a 35mm slide mount. Make "quickie" slides. Create unique title slides by photographing graphic images generated by your home computer. How to make title slides using dry-transfer letters and Kodalith film or Kodak Technical Pan film 2414. The many faces of computer photography. Two ways to photograph computer monitors (b&w or color). An ideal way to make title slides. Tips on making "state-of-the-art" title slides by photographing graphic images generated on a computer monitor. Making simple, effective title and graphic slides. Several techniques examined. Two methods of making title slides with colored backgrounds. Using diffraction grating material to make colorful "Spectraslides". Original text or artwork is photographed on litho film, placed in a light box, and re-photographed with diffraction material in front of the lens. Sixteen tips for making your visuals (slides or transparencies) more legible. How to make title slides which give the illusion of motion by moving the artwork during exposure. Tips on using Kodak Technical Pan Film 2415 and Vericolor Slide Film to make "word" slides (title and graphic slides). Tips on choosing a typeface for visual presentations. Tip: Use Kodak 35mm Photomicrography Film to produce title slides with bright background colors. Make slide show titles by projecting a slide onto a translucent screen upon which words are formed, and then refilming both together. How to use Kodak's new Vericolor Slide Film SO-279 to make your own color title slides. Tip on using a computer and photocopier to make title slides. Astronomical computing. Making slides from computer displays. Tips on photographing both paper printouts and video screens to make both color and black-and-white slides. | |||||||||
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