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| − | '''''Camera to Cine''''' (カメラとシネ, ''Kamera to Shine'') was a Japanese monthly magazine, published from May 1957 to February 1958.<REF name="Ito 36"> Itō, p.36. </REF> It contained articles on still and movie cameras. It became ''8mm Cineman'' (8ミリシネマン, ''8-miri shineman'') in March 1958, and was published under that name until May 1965,<REF name="Ito 36" /> focusing on amateur movie equipment and practice. | + | '''''Camera to Cine''''' (カメラとシネ, ''Kamera to Shine'') was a Japanese monthly magazine, published from May 1957 to February 1958 by Nippon Camera-sha (the publisher of [[Nippon Camera]]).<REF name="Ito 36"> Itō, p.36. </REF> It contained articles on still and movie cameras. It became ''8mm Cineman'' (8ミリシネマン, ''8-miri shineman'') in March 1958, and was published under that name until May 1965,<REF name="Ito 36" /> focusing on amateur movie equipment and practice. |
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Revision as of 14:30, 5 February 2009
Camera to Cine (カメラとシネ, Kamera to Shine) was a Japanese monthly magazine, published from May 1957 to February 1958 by Nippon Camera-sha (the publisher of Nippon Camera).[1] It contained articles on still and movie cameras. It became 8mm Cineman (8ミリシネマン, 8-miri shineman) in March 1958, and was published under that name until May 1965,[1] focusing on amateur movie equipment and practice.
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- Itō Toshiaki (伊藤敏朗). Extract from a joint research report of the Tokyo University of Information Sciences (東京情報大学共同研究実績報告書抜刷). Available in .doc format in Itō's page on Kogata Camera.
