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Posted by Mike Spaeth (Member # 524) on 12-21-2000, 10:35 AM:
Scope
7 Reels
Universal
TES - Wednesday delivery!
Quad-track
126 MinutesAttached - Head Over Heels
Enclosed - Captain Corelli's Mandolin; Shrek!; The Wedding Planner; A.I.
Posted by John Pytlak (Member # 331) on 12-28-2000, 09:41 AM:
This forum would be a good place to post whether you received a dye transfer (Technicolor IB) print of "Family Man". Reportedly, quite a few dye transfer prints were made and widely distributed in the USA. A sure way to tell whether the print is dye transfer is that all the soundtracks (analog, SRD, SDDS and DTS) are silver image only, and look neutral gray, with no coloration from dyes.Prints on normal "incorporated dye coupler" print stock usually have a cyan-colored SDDS track, a somewhat neutral SRD track, and an analog/DTS track that looks dark magenta or blue, with a dark gray (silver) application over most of the track width.
If you are sure you received a dye transfer print, post the print number and theatre location here, so others may have a chance to visit and see it on your screen.
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Posted by Brad Miller (Member # 2) on 12-28-2000, 10:51 AM:
From what I hear, 200 dye transfer prints were made. Two that I know of...Aurora, Colorado...Mann/Colorado Cinemas Chinese 16
Plano, Texas...Cinemark Tinseltown