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Dave Bird
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From: Perth, Ontario, Canada
Registered: Jun 2000


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Thanks Dave, and actually I happen to have a couple sample scraps of each out in the box of goodies - trailers, etc. Yah, it looks like you could really pound alot of light through that IMAX stuff. John mentioned that 70mm may be the future for film in the war with digital. I'd be interested in hearing folks opinions on what format. I suppose the more traditional vertical 5/70?
Thanks again.

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