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Topic: What Films did you show last night?
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Lars-Goran Ahlm
Expert Film Handler
Posts: 205
From: Åmål, Sweden
Registered: Jan 2010
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posted December 22, 2012 06:26 AM
Well theese are the good pictures. I took 125 pictures totally during the film, of these only 18 were acceptable, all others was either to dark, out of focus or had motion blurriness.
The film was supplied on 5x400, and for a running time of 98 minutes that makes them rather full.
I actually got it just about a month ago from Paul Foster. The only downside is that some previous owner unfortunately must have had a really scratchy projector, you can see the scratches on some of the pictures above. But this is the way well used re-run movies used to look back when i grew up so it feels right somehow.
To explain: I have all of Sergio Leones westerns on DVD with perfect picture, and it's great. BUT, when I saw theese films at the cinema in the seventies, it was on old well projected copies with loads of lines and splices, so somehow that is how these films should be seen in my mind. Compare to what Quentin did with that movie, whose name I can't remember, that was made to look like a worn out drive-in print, and you get the idea.
-------------------- "The trouble with these international affairs is that they attract foreigners"
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