Glossary

Optical printer

Optical printer is defined as an elaborate film laboratory equipment, consisting of a projector and a camera, which can reduce or enlarge film images and create special effects--such as fades, dissolves, and superimposition--in a printed film.
Ref: 122813/2006-10-11

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