Every paper is sent to three or four reviewers who are knowledgeable in the subject of the paper. Once the paper is reviewed, the editor informs the author of its acceptance or rejection. On the basis of the reviewers' remarks, the editor often suggests revisions to improve the paper. In addition, every manuscript undergoes copyediting and styling by the editorial staff to ensure accuracy, consistency, and readability. The Journal's primary objective is to follow the progress of engineering developments in the motion imaging fields.
Controversial papers are welcome, providing they are substantiated by reliable data.
Technical articles must be informative and well organized. They must record original work or review previous work, giving proper credit. Results of actual experience and research should be given. Commercialism is unacceptable. Authors are encouraged to submit manuscripts on 3.5-in.