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Paul Linfesty
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Actually, those flat frames look taller than 1.33(1.37). THey could very well scope apeture shots, so that when masked for standard full screen TV/video versions, that mike might still be invisible.

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John Pytlak
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quote: Paul Linfesty
Actually, those flat frames look taller than 1.33(1.37). THey could very well scope apeture shots, so that when masked for standard full screen TV/video versions, that mike might still be invisible.

Many films composed for 1.85:1 are shot using a full frame aperture in the camera, usually 0.945 x 0.735 inch image area. When duplicated using continuous contact printing, the soundtrack is printed along the left side of the image, but the original thin framelines remain.

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