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Kurt Zupin
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 - posted 04-20-2012 04:07 AM      Profile for Kurt Zupin   Email Kurt Zupin   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I meant Dearborn, I forgot that I was talking to people that would know about the Henry Ford Museum. Tell people its in Dearborn and they say where's that. Then you tell them its a suburb of Detroit and there like Oh Ok.

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Victor Liorentas
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 - posted 04-23-2012 12:53 PM      Profile for Victor Liorentas   Email Victor Liorentas   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
OK I visited the great Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn Michigan!
What a great place!
Watched Titanica in Imax 15/70 2D and it was great! The image on the silver screen was very well lit up with minimal hot spotting and very little light falloff at the far edges.I was in the best middle seat near 3rd row from the back. Perfect seat and I was allowed to keep that seat for Titanic 3D!
Watching Titanic 3D in the 15/70 Imax presentation was fantastic!
It was sharp ,bright and the 3D seemed to have miles of depth. The best 3D I have seen and I had no eyestrain at all.The Real D I saw a week earlier was crap in comparison to this.
The sound at this theater was fantastic with the volume level set perfectly just right! They had a 10 min intermission at the "well you may get your headlines Mr Ismay".
The staff at this theater were insanely helpful and polite and I urge everyone who can go here to do so at the speed of light!
I will now be comparing the Liemax version to this...

Oh and the picture was opened up to show the whole super 35mm frame as shot! Titanic 3D was sold out! At least 400 seats at a 5:45 pm showing on a Saturday.

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