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Posted by Dan Lail (Member # 18) on December 15, 2004, 09:46 AM:
 
Stunning, goegeous color and sharp focus details. The sound is also full and rich. Printed on LPP mylar. The black & white portion is not sepia, but black & white white. I ran it on an 8'x6' screen with a 150 watt bulb and it was a little dark, but with my new 1.1 lens maybe it will brighten up. [Smile]
 
Posted by Tony Milman (Member # 7) on December 15, 2004, 10:49 AM:
 
Dan

I was recently advised there were copies on Kodak and Agfa stock- any idea which you have>?
 
Posted by Mike Peckham (Member # 16) on December 15, 2004, 11:52 AM:
 
How do I tell which mine is? It answers Dans description, right down to being a touch on the dark side [though fine with a good lens and 200W [Wink] ].

If they're all like this one they are certainly worth having [Smile]

Mike
 
Posted by Tony Milman (Member # 7) on December 15, 2004, 04:55 PM:
 
I Can't wait for mine to arrive- don't like the film but Mike's description convinced me and I am intrigued about Chip's dark side!
 
Posted by Dan Lail (Member # 18) on December 15, 2004, 05:01 PM:
 
Tony, it's definately LPP. It's printed on the perf edge. I bought it used a couple of years ago and the seller said it was a Derann print. It did not come with a box, but is in near mint, if not like mint condition. How would I tell if it is a Derann. I know other prints I have from Derann have their logo before the film starts. The lab leaders have the usual hand written numbers and letters, but there are a couple of frames saying MGM print "number". [Confused]
 


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