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1999- The Company was honored with the
Technical Achievement Award
from the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences for the design and
development of the Spectra Professional IV-A advanced digital exposure
meter. Read More....
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1999- The Company was honored with the
Primetime Engineering Emmy
Award from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences at the 51st Annual
Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony for the best design and development of the
new Spectra Professional IV-A advanced digital exposure meter.
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1993- The company received Award of Outstanding Achievement in
Engineering development from the American Society of Lighting Designers
for the design of Spectra Professional IV meter technology.
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1989- The company was honored with the Technical Achievement Award from
the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the design and
development of the Spectra CineSpot One degree Spotmeter. The CineSpot is
economical, compact easy to use for making simple yet accurate screen
brightness measurement and other field measurements.
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1979- Technical Achievement Award for the development of Spectra
Series II Cine Special Exposure Meter from the Academy Of Motion Picture
Arts And Sciences. The Series II Cine Special Exposure Meter is a durable
instrument which may be programmed to read instantly the optimal f-stop
for any scene. Stable solid-state circuitry achieves increased sensitivity
and accuracy at low light levels.
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1976- Scientific and Technical Achievement Award for the engineering
and manufacture of the Spectra Film Balanced Tricolor Meter from the
Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences, it was the first commercially
available three-color temperature meter designed for photographers.
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1972- Scientific and Technical Achievement Award from the Academy Of
Motion Picture Arts And Sciences for the development and introduction of
Spectra Film Gate Photometer, designed for the motion picture film
printers used in the film processing laboratories.
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1971- Technical Achievement Award for the development and introduction
of the film-lens balanced Spectra Three Color Temperature Meter from The
Academy of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences.
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