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Keykode (also
written as
either KeyKode or KeyCode) is an
Eastman Kodak Company advancement on edge numbers,
which are letters,
numbers and
symbols placed...
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cutters to more
easily track shots and
identify film
sections based on
keykode.
Toward the late 1990s and
early 2000s
negative cutting changed due to...
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timecode Keykode,
while not a timecode, is used to
identify specific film
frames in film post-production that uses
physical film stock.
Keykode data is...
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Sometimes the tap will
include frame lines and
burned in
timecode and
keykode.[citation needed] The
person who
operates a
video tap is
sometimes called...
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captured from a
digital editing workprint. The
timecode on the left
begins with a
userbit designating the lab roll and the code on the
right is a
Keykode....
- as projection, as they may differ. 35 mm
movie film 35mm film Film base
Keykode Large format Medium format Microform Lambrecht, Ralph; Woodhouse, Chris...
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allow negative cutters,
telecine machines, and
ColorMaster to read and log
keykode data from
motion picture film. It can also be used to
capture KeyCode and...
- at 25 frame/s, will
replay it at the
correct speed. The
original film
Keykode and 24 frame/s
audio timecode can be then be
reconciled with the 25 frame/s...
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devices until it was
phased out. In 1990, RIM
introduced the
DigiSync Film
KeyKode Reader. In 1991, it
introduced the
first Mobitex protocol converter. In...
- may have
equipment to read, log and
insert into the
video Kodak's
Keykode.
Keykode is bar
coding that is
placed at
regular intervals on
negative films...
