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Frank Angel
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posted 12-20-2019 07:34 PM

quote: Mark Gulbrandsen
Aren't these 70mm struck from a 4K DI? Whats so exciting about that? Smaller scratches, less dust and the same resolution as a well made 35mm print struck from the the same 4K D.I. file.

Yah, possibly less of that stuff, but a 35mm print fresh from the lab doesn't usually have lots of dust and scratches right out of the cans and if the projectionists know what they are doing, they won't be adding that to the print. 70mm will does allow for a bit better color saturation, so you can give it that, but that certainly isn't the impressive difference that we'd get between a 70mm and 35mm presentation in the golden era of the Roadshows.

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