CELCO (Constantine Engineering Labs Co.)

SIGGRAPH 2004

CELCO, Inc. introduces the FURY Motion Picture Recorder. With recording speed of 1 second per frame the FURY is the fastest, highest resolution film recorder available.

SIGGRAPH 2003

CELCO introduces the FURY Motion Picture Recorder. With recording speed of one second per frame, the FURY is the fastest, highest-resolution film recorder available.

SIGGRAPH 2002

CELCO introduces the FURY Motion Picture Recorder. The FURY is the fastest film recorder available, with speeds of up to one frame per second.

SIGGRAPH 2001

CELCO introduces the eXtreme NITRO HD Motion Picture Recorder. CELCO systems have set the standard in digital motion picture film recording.

SIGGRAPH 2000

CELCO introduces the eXtreme HDR high-definition film recorder and the eXtreme NITRO. CELCO systems have set the standard in digital motion picture film recording.

SIGGRAPH 1999

Only the CELCO EXTREME NITRO advanced digital color motion picture film recorder can expose 5244 color intermediate stock and 5245 camera negative stock directly to 16mm, 35mm, and 65mm formats.

SIGGRAPH 1998

CELCO’s eXtreme “Nitro”/”MPX” digital motion picture film recorders are the most advanced ever created. The “Nitro” will expose intermediate film stock. The “MPX” model is optimized to expose camera negative.

SIGGRAPH 1997

CELCO’s eXtreme series Digital Color Film Recorders are designed for the motion picture industry to image digital animation and special effects on 35mm and 65mm film. Visual effects in “Independence Day,” “Lost World: Jurrasic Park,” “Mars Attacks,” and Disney’s “Hercules” were imaged on the CELCO eXtreme digital color film recorders.

SIGGRAPH 1996

CELCO’s eXtreme digital color film recorders feature ultra-high resolution and unmatched recording speed. Long-term exposure stability and wide dynamic range make the eXtreme the choice for large-scale digital imaging projects including animation and special effects in the feature films “Independence Day’,’ “Twister,” and “Mission Impossible”.

SIGGRAPH 1995

CELCO’s eXtreme fx digital color film recorders provide unsurpassed imagery on 16mm to 8-inch x 10-inch for animation, business graphics, digital image retouching/restoration, and special effects. The unchallenged, wide dynamic exposure range of the eXtreme fx makes it the film recorder of choice where the ultimate in digital imaging is required.

SIGGRAPH 1994

CELCO’s EXTREME fx Digital Color Film Recorders provide unsurpassed imagery on 16mm to 8-inch by 10-inch for animation, business graphics, digital image retouching/restoration, and special effects. The unchallenged, wide dynamic exposure range of the EXTREME fx makes it the film recorder of choice where the ultimate in digital imaging is required.

SIGGRAPH 1993

CELCO presents the ultimate in digital color film recording systems. The new CELCO professional models 8EL, 16EL, 32ML and 64ML digital color film recorders all offer film output from 16mm up to 8×10 inches for slides, animated movies, satellite imagery, digital retouching and all computer-generated and scanned image applications.

SIGGRAPH 1991

CELCO manufactures the fastest, most reliable, ultra-high-resolution digital color film recorders available. It has incorporated over five million hours of experience over its 40-year history into its film recording products. At SIGGRAPH ’91, CELCO is pleased to introduce the all new Professional series of digital color film recorders.

SIGGRAPH 1990

The CELCO PROFESSIONAL PLUS, with 16K addressable resolution and 23 second exposure time is the latest addition to the CELCO line of digital color film recorders including the CELCO PROFESSIONAL, CELCO 5000, and CELCO 8000. The PROFESSIONAL PLUS may be configured for any film format from 16mm to 8″ x 10″.

SIGGRAPH 1989

CELCO presents the ultimate in digital color film recorders. The new CELCO Professional model and CELCO Micro, Junior, 5000, and 8000 models provide 16mm through 8 x 10 inch output for business graphics, animation, printing, and scientific film recording applications. CELCO may also be contacted at 714-985-9868 or FAX: 714-982-2464.

SIGGRAPH 1988

CELCO is exhibiting its complete line of digital color film recorders including the CELCO PROFESSIONAL CELCO sets a new standard for performance with this innovative addition to the CELCO 8000, CELCO 5000, CELCO JUNIOR and CELCO MICRO models. CELCO may also be contacted at: 1150 E. 8th St., Upland, CA 91786; (714) 985-9868.

SIGGRAPH 1987

CELCO will exhibit its complete line of digital color film recorders including the latest addition —CELCO BABY. CELCO sets a new standard for performance with this innovative new product. CELCO will also demonstrate CELCO 8000, CELCO 5000, CELCO JUNIOR and CELCO MICRO digital film recorders.

SIGGRAPH 1986

CELCO will be exhibiting its complete line of 8000-line addressable film recording systems, including the pace setting industry standard CELCO 8000 and CELCO 5000 models, plus the all new CELCO “Junior” and the CELCO “Micro” series.

SIGGRAPH 1985

CELCO designs and manufactures state-of-the-art electron-beam control devices including CRT deflection yokes, focus coils, deflection amplifiers, function generators, hi-speed and resolution CRT display systems, and Color Film Recording systems. CELCO is the designer and manufacturer of The CELCO MACHINE: an advanced ultra-high resolution CRT Color Film Recording System (16mm-105mm to 8xl0″). The CELCO MACHINE high-speed, high-resolution CRT Color Film Recorder (& business graphics, animation, LANDSAT output) will be in operation and on display at the CELCO exhibit booth at SIGGRAPH ’85.

SIGGRAPH 1984

Three flexible CELCO Color Film Recording Systems interface with many Graphic Arts workstations including Artronics, Autographix, Executive Presentation Systems, Florida Computer Graphics, Hewlett-Packard HP2700, MAGI, Management Graphics and Via Video. Compatible w th ISSCO and UN IRAS device-independent graphic software packages and the following mainframes DEC LSl-11, P D P-11 and VAX, Perkin-Elmer and IBM. CELCO CF R4000 ser ies features 7500 resolvable pixels over useful diameter and var iable o r fixed formats from 16mm to 8″ x 10″. Lowest cost CFR4000-A features 4200 resolvable pixels and fixed format. All three machines feature 20 seconds recording speed on 35mm format independent of s ide complex i ty

SIGGRAPH 1983

The high resolution color film recording system manufactured by Celco sets new industry standards in the production of extremely high quality imagery. “THE CELCO MACHINE’’ with its high recording speed, 4000 X 4000 pixel resolution and variable format (16 mm to 8″ X 10”) features is widely accepted in computer generated business graphics, animation and special effects, satellite imagery and scientific R & D precision color film recording applications.

SIGGRAPH 1979

Celco manufactures the CFR4000 series of high resolution film recording systems for both black and white and color applications. These systems feature high speed digital controllers which provide very flexible operation with recording speeds up to 0.5 microseconds per pixel. The unsurpassed resolution and uniformity obtainable with Celco manufactured Deflection Yokes and Magnetic Lens Assemblies produce the sharpest results on film-whether black and white or color. Celco manufactured Deflection Amplifiers, High Voltage Power Supplies, Video Amplifiers, and other electronic display components provide the building blocks necessary for assuring the stability and reliability of the CFR4000 film recorders.