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Dick Vaughan
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 - posted 11-18-2009 05:10 AM      Profile for Dick Vaughan   Author's Homepage   Email Dick Vaughan   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Hillary Charles
In fact, I've not seen a supplier of glasses that offers 0/90 polarization unless it's a special order.
Our best selling line of glasses are the 0/90 ones, we do 45 degree as well.

The IMAX digital are 0/90. The polarising filters in the new style are quite thin , probably 10 thou or less, and the frames are quite thick. I think this probably leads to problems with drying as the frames block air flow from the paxton air blower.

The glasses are cheaper than the old XR but I'm presuming give less uses.

Our glasses have 30 thou hard coat filters giving a substantial number of uses.

If anyone wants more details drop me an e-mail

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Chris Aulisio
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From: Mesa AZ
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Distilled water and a micro fiber cloth is better on weekdays when usage is low.
The new Black Frame IMAX glasses suck..

James R, get back to work!!

ca

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