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Publicado por Radyanska shkola. Kiev, 1986
Librería: ISIA Media Verlag UG | Bukinist, Leipzig, Alemania
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Softcover/Paperback. Condición: Fair. Kniga znakomit chitatelya s odnim iz uvlekatelnykh zanyatij - chekankoj. V nej rasskazyvaetsya, kak nauchitsya chekanit, kakie materialy i instrumenty primenyayutsya dlya chekanki. Opisany razlichnye vidy chekanki, khudozhestvennoj otdelki chekannykh izdelij.Prednaznachaetsya dlya uchashchikhsya srednego i starshego shkolnogo vozrasta.OGLAVLENIEPredislovie 3Chto takoe chekanka 5Iskusstvo, prishedshee iz glubiny vekov 7Chto neobkhodimo dlya chekanki 10Metally, primenyaemye v chekanke 30Rabochee mesto chekanshchika 11Instrumenty dlya chekanki 12Pravila bezopasnoj raboty chekanshchika 18Podgotovka risunka i perevod ego na metall 18Metalloplastika 21Ploskorelefnaya chekanka 26Relefnaya chekanka 28Chekanka obemnykh izdelij 36Ornamentalno-puansonnaya chekanka 37Prosechnaya chekanka 40Nadreznaya bukharskaya chekanka 41Basma 43Difovka 45Khudozhestvennaya otdelka chekannykh izdelij 46Slovarik 51.
Publicado por Goskinoizdat, [Moscow], 1940
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124 pp.: ill., schemes. 22.9x15.3 cm. In original publisher's cloth binding with faded lettering on the front board. Worn binding, previous owner's markings throughout the copy. Otherwise in a good condition. Scarce. First edition. 1 of 3,000 copies. Edited by V. Tolmachev. Peculiarities of film shooting in motion. This interesting book on the film shooting in motion was written by Yevgeny Golovnya in 1940 and was approved as a textbook for the All-Union State Cinema Institute. The edition, which examines the influence of filming techniques on the artistic, visual, and technical quality of the movie, consists of three sections and elaborates upon such topics as shooting from motion as a pictorial method, development of motion filming, visual interpretation of music, etc. In the book, the author distinguishes four primary types of film shooting - simple panoramas, dynamic plane panoramas, dynamic spatial panoramas, and pseudo-dynamic panoramas - and provides a detailed description of each filming technique. Importantly, Golovnya reviews the peculiarities of shooting from motion in special conditions, in air and underwater, and offers interesting recommendations on achieving desired results, such as the use of airplanes and special equipment. The narrative is enriched with numerous examples from the author's personal experience as a film director and is based on the analysis of various techniques used in both Soviet and foreign movie industry. The book contains rare schemes and black and white illustrations showing the equipment that was used by Mosfilm in the 1930s, movie stills from various films, including Kosmicheskiy reys [i.e. Cosmic Voyage] (1936; Directed by Vasili Zhuravlov), different shooting techniques, etc. Overall, an interesting material on the history of film shooting in motion. Worldcat shows 1 copy of the edition at Harvard.