Video editing
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AcornHouse
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That’s what I always wear when I edit my videos.
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AcornHouse,
You're very lucky that you have the figure to wear a dress like that.
RBSinTo
Marketing!My how times have changed since 1966. That's one gigantic video recorder!
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WAY too much sexuality in that ad!
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2” open reel video was some expensive stuff back then! That editor likely equaled the cost of 3-4 single family homes! (And should come w/ the woman!! 
) My guess is the ad infers to “this will get you to an Oscar gala. I don’t find it “sexual”, more Hollywood fancy dress.
) My guess is the ad infers to “this will get you to an Oscar gala. I don’t find it “sexual”, more Hollywood fancy dress.RBSinTo
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Midnight Toker,2” open reel video was some expensive stuff back then! That editor likely equaled the cost of 3-4 single family homes! (And should come w/ the woman!!
We don't live in Los Angeles, but The Lovely Missus RBSinTo dresses that way on a regular basis.
It's the "June Cleaver on Steroids" look.
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Crank,
Isn't that unit directly above the two tape reels a microwave oven?
Made sense, as editing would make you really hungry.
Which would mean that this was the Deluxe VTR.
RBSinTo
lol.
I forgot what it is called but it shows you the levels of white, black, etc. sort of like a waveform monitor but for video levels. There were, maybe still are, regulations about how bright and how black the video could be for broadcast. I don't think anyone pays attention to that anymore.
I worked as a producer/director starting in the days when there were still a few old 2" machines laying around unused in hallways. I could thread and adjust levels on a 1" VTR but I was a creative working with video engineers so mostly I just got to tell them what to do.