RCA Sound Recording
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Photophone (procédé sonore)
Le Photophone est le nom d'un des quatre principaux procédés d'enregistrement sonore mono signal qui sont apparus au début de l'industrie du cinéma aux Etats-Unis à la fin des années 1920. Celui-ci est le procédé développé et déposé par RCA.
Bibliographie
- Coe, Brian, The History of Movie Photography, Westfield, NJ, Eastview Editions (1981), ISBN 0-89860-067-7.
- Enticknap, Leo, Moving Image Technology: From Zoetrope to Digital, London, Wallflower Press (2005), ISBN 1-904764-06-1.
- Gomery, Douglas, The Coming of Sound, London & New York, Routledge (2005), ISBN 0-415-96901-8.
Voir aussi
Portail du cinéma
Catégorie : Enregistrement sonore
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