Stand 108— cont.
Stand 109 —cont.
Stand 109 —cont.
Stand 109 —cont.
automatically reduced to match the density range of the printing paper.
Also electronic controlled enlarger operating on same method. All equip
ments virtually bring the highlight and shadow tone ranges nearer to
each other without loss of detail contrast. Also displayed is the new
Cintel-Stanley Automatic Reading Planimeter for automatically measuiing
acreages on 1/2500 plans. It comprises the Allbrit Precision Disc Plani
meter fitted with a photoelectric pulse generator by means of which
rotation of the measuring wheel is indicated on a digital display with
print-out.
Activities and Products
Rank Cintel Ltd.—a company within the Rank organisation—specialises
in the design and manufacture of high-grade electronic instruments,
television equipment and vacuum devices. In electronics the company is
well known for its activities in the counting, timing and frequency measure
ment fields using digital techniques. It manufactures many other basic
research tools. In television the company is one of leading organisations
for the design and supply of television studio equipment for both mono
chrome and colour. Typical equipment includes 16 mm. and 35 mm.
flying spot film scanners for 405, 525 and 625 line standards, telerecording
equipment, slide scanners, studio and quality monitors, control desks, etc.
Wild Heerbrugg Ltd
Heerbrugg, Switzerland
Representatives: Dr. A. J. Schmidheini
M. Kreis
Dr. A. Semadeni
Prof. H. Kasper
and other qualified professional
assistants
Exhibit
Duting the four years since the last Congress Exhibition, WILD
Heerbrugg Ltd. has brought out several new photogrammetric instruments
in response to demands from customers all over the world, and to augment
existing ranges of equipment. The two main production themes are
instruments for large to medium and medium to small-scale photo-
grammetry.
New Equipment
New instruments and accessories already known to our customers
include:
STAND 109
Examination Hall
Gordon Square
Third Floor
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The RC 9 Camera with the Super Aviogon lens for super wide angle (120°) to
photography, mainly for small-scale photogrammetry.
A high-speed Rotary Shutter for existing 6 in. WILD cameras.
The BC 4 Ballistic Camera, mainly for recording wide-range projectile
trajectories.
The STK 1 Stereocomparator for analytical photogrammetry, ballistic,
astronomic and general scientific three-dimensional measurements.
The PUG 1 Point Transfer Device for marking and transferring control
points in aerotriangulations.
The U4 A Diapositive Printer incorporating the CINTEL automatic
electronic dodging system.
The PR 1 Profiloscope for taking profile and grid levels.
The EK 3 and EK 4 Electric Coordinate Printers, for recording instrument
coordinates with the A7, A8, A9 and STK 1.
Many instruments are on view for the first time; these are:
The RST 2 Statoscope for measuring height differences of in-flight exposure
stations.
The HC 1 Horizon Camera which provides four horizon pictures for
determination of tip and tilt.
The E 3 Rectifier with the famous Reprogon lens.
The SL 15 Tape Punch for use with the Coordinate Printer.
The B 8 Aviograph, a small cartographic plotter for 9 in. x 9 in. wide and
super wide angle photography.
The B 9 Aviograph, a small cartographic plotter for the plotting of detail
from super wide angle photographs aerotriangulated in the A 9 Wide
Angle Autograph.
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The exhibit is representative of the precision equipment made in Heerbrugg,
and covers the range of instruments necessary for geodetic control, photo
graphy, photographic laboratory processing, photo-identification, prepara
tion for plotting, and for photogrammetric plotting with automatic
registration of coordinates.
The principal themes of the display cover small-scale photogrammetry,
large-scale photogrammetry including engineering aerial surveys, and
identification and interpretation. Ten WILD ST 3 Mirror Stereoscopes
provide ample facilities for viewing interesting stereoscopic models illustrat
ing these themes.
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