ISO 5758:2002 PDF

Cinematography — Labelling of containers for motion-picture film and magnetic material — Minimum information for exchange of materials

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ISO 5758:2002

Cinematography — Labelling of containers for motion-picture film and magnetic material — Minimum information for exchange of materials

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Количество страниц:: 6
Дата публикации:: 22 августа 2002 г.
Издание:: ISO IS 5758 edition 2 version 1
ICS:: 37.060.20

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ISO 5758:2002 specifies the information to be included on the label and/or accompanying documents, for identifying the contents of containers for processed motion-picture film and magnetic sound records. It specifies the minimum information necessary for the exchange of materials. NOTE It does not apply to the labelling of containers of unexposed motion-picture films and magnetic materials specified in ISO 3042.

Технические детали

Технический комитет: ISO/TC 36 - Cinematography
SKU: ISO 5758:2002

Abstract

Overview

ISO 5758:2002 - Cinematography - Labelling of containers for motion-picture film and magnetic material - specifies the minimum information required on labels and/or accompanying documents to identify processed motion‑picture film and magnetic sound records for international exchange. The standard ensures consistent container labelling for release prints, television prints, and other processed film elements (original negatives, intermediates, sound masters), supporting safe handling, shipping, archiving and playback.

Keywords: ISO 5758, labelling, motion‑picture film, magnetic material, container labelling, cinematography, film labelling standard.

Key Topics and Requirements

The standard sets out the essential data to appear on the container label or accompanying paperwork. Major requirements include:

General
- Purpose: minimum information necessary for exchange of materials.
- Applicability: processed film and magnetic sound records (excludes unexposed raw stock covered by ISO 3042).
Release prints (non‑TV)
- Non‑technical: company name/contact, film title, language version, copy number, reel number, total reels.
- Technical: film gauge (35/16/70 mm), reel length, running time (24/25/30 fps), base (polyester/triacetate), perforation/pitch, color vs B&W, anamorphic vs non‑anamorphic, aspect ratio, emulsion orientation, sound format (optical/magnetic, mono/stereo, analogue/digital).
Prints for television
- Non‑technical: originating department, programme title/registration number, episode info, packing date.
- Technical (per ISO 3640 codes): film gauge (35/16/Super‑16), stock type (C/B/M), aspect ratio, sound type (mono/stereo/SEPMAG/COMMAG/COMOPT/MUTE), emulsion orientation, SEPMAG track positions, reel duration, edge marking.
Processed film elements (except prints)
- Identification: element type (original negative, master positive, duplicate negative, soundtrack negative, sound master) - recommended large, color‑coded labels.
- Technical: gauge, format (anamorphic/non‑anamorphic), aspect ratio, reel length including leaders, perforation type/pitch, base material, emulsion orientation, soundtrack designation and track assignments, noise‑reduction system, test signals in leaders, analogue soundtrack chemistry (silver, high‑magenta, cyan).

Applications and Users

ISO 5758 is used by:

Film laboratories and processing facilities for consistent output labelling.
Post‑production and mastering houses to track elements and sound formats.
Broadcasters and television archives exchanging programme prints.
Film distributors and cinemas for shipping and inventory control.
Archives, museums, and restoration specialists for preservation and provenance. Practical benefits include reduced handling errors, clear metadata for playback, and standardized international exchange of film and magnetic media.

Related Standards

ISO 3640:1982 (referenced for television definition codes)
ISO 3042:1992 (labelling of raw‑stock motion‑picture films)
ISO 12612:1997 (interchange of post‑production materials)

For organizations managing physical film or magnetic sound media, ISO 5758 provides the baseline labelling practice to ensure reliable exchange, handling and long‑term preservation.

Overview

Keywords: ISO 5758, labelling, motion‑picture film, magnetic material, container labelling, cinematography, film labelling standard.

Key Topics and Requirements

The standard sets out the essential data to appear on the container label or accompanying paperwork. Major requirements include:

General
- Purpose: minimum information necessary for exchange of materials.
- Applicability: processed film and magnetic sound records (excludes unexposed raw stock covered by ISO 3042).
Release prints (non‑TV)
- Non‑technical: company name/contact, film title, language version, copy number, reel number, total reels.
- Technical: film gauge (35/16/70 mm), reel length, running time (24/25/30 fps), base (polyester/triacetate), perforation/pitch, color vs B&W, anamorphic vs non‑anamorphic, aspect ratio, emulsion orientation, sound format (optical/magnetic, mono/stereo, analogue/digital).
Prints for television
- Non‑technical: originating department, programme title/registration number, episode info, packing date.
- Technical (per ISO 3640 codes): film gauge (35/16/Super‑16), stock type (C/B/M), aspect ratio, sound type (mono/stereo/SEPMAG/COMMAG/COMOPT/MUTE), emulsion orientation, SEPMAG track positions, reel duration, edge marking.
Processed film elements (except prints)
- Identification: element type (original negative, master positive, duplicate negative, soundtrack negative, sound master) - recommended large, color‑coded labels.
- Technical: gauge, format (anamorphic/non‑anamorphic), aspect ratio, reel length including leaders, perforation type/pitch, base material, emulsion orientation, soundtrack designation and track assignments, noise‑reduction system, test signals in leaders, analogue soundtrack chemistry (silver, high‑magenta, cyan).

Applications and Users

ISO 5758 is used by:

Film laboratories and processing facilities for consistent output labelling.
Post‑production and mastering houses to track elements and sound formats.
Broadcasters and television archives exchanging programme prints.
Film distributors and cinemas for shipping and inventory control.
Archives, museums, and restoration specialists for preservation and provenance. Practical benefits include reduced handling errors, clear metadata for playback, and standardized international exchange of film and magnetic media.

Related Standards

ISO 3640:1982 (referenced for television definition codes)
ISO 3042:1992 (labelling of raw‑stock motion‑picture films)
ISO 12612:1997 (interchange of post‑production materials)

For organizations managing physical film or magnetic sound media, ISO 5758 provides the baseline labelling practice to ensure reliable exchange, handling and long‑term preservation.

ISO 5758:2002 PDF

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Abstract

Overview

Key Topics and Requirements

Applications and Users

Related Standards

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