This standard specifies the cutting and perforating dimensions for 35-mm motion-picture film with a BH-type perforation and a perforation pitch of either 0.1866 in or 0.1870 in (4.740 mm or 4.750 mm).

This standard specifies the location and dimensions of the magnetic striping material applied to 16-mm motion-picture film, which is used for both picture and sound.

(1.1) This standard specifies the dimensions of the camera aperture image and its relative position to the reference edge and the perforations of 16-mm motion-picture film. The location of the perforations is based on dimensions given in SMPTE 109. (1.2) This standard also specifies the position of the emulsion and the frame rate for 16-mm motion-picture film perforated one or two edges.

(1.1) This standard specifies the dimensions of the camera aperture images and the relative positions of the vertical and horizontal centerlines of the intended image area with respect to the reference edge and the perforations of the camera negative film for 35-mm motion-picture cameras. (1.2) Motion-picture cameras used for different purposes require different aperture sizes. This standard specifies the image dimensions resulting from four styles of apertures used for the following purposes: Motion-picture cameras used for different purposes require different aperture sizes. This standard specifies the image dimensions resulting from four styles of apertures used for the following purposes: Style A: Four perforations per frame nonanamorphic sound motion pictures — Style B: Four perforations per frame anamorphic sound motion pictures — Style C: Four perforations per frame instrumentation photography and full-frame motion pictures — Style D: Three perforations per frame motion pictures (1.3) This standard also specifies the position of the photographic emulsion and the frame rate for 35-mm motion-picture cameras.

A series of images presented in rapid succession with objects represented in successive positions either unchanged or changed and producing, because of the persistence of vision, the optical effect of a continuous picture.

This standard specifies the make-up or assembly of leaders and cue marks for 35- and 16-mm analog audio motion-picture release prints for use in television studios.

This standard specifies the location and size of the printed picture and photographic sound track areas for both negative/positive and reversal contact printing operations. An opaque line should appear between picture and sound in the finished print. The dimensions given for picture-printed area and for the two widths of sound-printed area provide for an overlap of picture- and soundprinted areas, or for a gap between them. The specific aperture to be used for printing sound will be chosen to provide the desired black line, as dictated by the printing materials and processing conditions in use.

This standard specifies the absolute luminance level, white point chromaticity, and luminance uniformity of the reflected screen light for the presentation of motion pictures by projectors with digital light engines in review rooms and commercial cinemas. It is the purpose of this specification to achieve the tone scale and contrast in the projected image that will correspond to that intended during the mastering process.

The purpose of this document is to specify a Security Event Class and namespace for Security Log Records; and to constrain individual Log Records and sequences of such records (Log Reports) as they are used for security event logging purposes in D-Cinema applications. The items covered contain descriptions of events logged by the security system, which are intended to provide forensic information regarding security critical events. This document does not specify the means of communication or the format of messaging between security devices in a system. Neither does this document define the format for storage of Log Events within the protected storage of a security device. The Security Log Records and Security Log Record Sequences (Log Reports) described herein are intended for reporting of Security Events previously recorded by the security system to consumers of that information which are external to the security system.

The Auditorium Security Message (ASM) specification enables interoperable communication of security-critical information (information necessary to ensure security of D-Cinema content) between devices over an intra-theater exhibition network. The specification uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) for authentication and confidentiality, and Key-Length-Value (KLV) coding for message encoding. It defines a protocol, a general purpose request-response message set and a specific message set for link encryption keying.