-
because the 2:3:3:2
pulldown scheme was
devised in
order to make
pulldown removal for
editing in
native 24p more efficient, the
pulldown arrangement is not...
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Pulldown may
refer to:
Pulldown (casting), a type of
casting defect Pull-down resistor, a type of
resistor use Pull-down ****ay, a
biochemical protein...
- a
technique called the 2:3
pulldown, also
known as 3:2
pulldown, to
convert from 24 to ≈29.97 frame/s. The term
pulldown comes from the
mechanical process...
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Negative pulldown is the
manner in
which an
image is
exposed on a film stock,
described by the
number of film
perforations spanned by an
individual frame...
- The pull-down
exercise is a
strength training exercise designed to
develop the
latissimus dorsi muscle. It
performs the
functions of
downward rotation...
- Is 3:2
Pulldown?". Extron.
Retrieved 2025-03-05. "About 2:3
Pulldown". download.autodesk.com.
Retrieved 2025-03-05. Stewart, Alan. 2-3
Pulldown Explained...
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Italia in 1960. The
Techniscope format uses a two film-perforation
negative pulldown per frame,
instead of the
standard four-perforation
frame usually exposed...
- June 24,
Benoit killed himself in his
weight room, when he used his lat
pulldown machine to hang himself. He
placed Bibles near the
bodies of
Nancy and...
- dome or not
vertical pulldown 24 or 30
frames per
second camera aperture: 52.83 by 37.59 mm (2.080 by 1.480 in)
vertical pulldown normally printed from...
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indentations and not ****ociated with scabs.
Another similar defect is
pulldowns,
which are
buckles that
occur in the cope of sand castings. All of these...
