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Topic: The Art Of War - Defect ??
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Paul Konen
Jedi Master Film Handler
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Posts: 981
From: Frisco, TX. (North of Dallas)
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 08-27-2000 01:22 AM
Has anyone noticed on the left side of the image how it is curved?Image looking at a scope trailer that was made from a flat negative and the cropping on the left and right hand side. Now image that you can see minor cropping on the left side of the image. Only once during the ending did white light shine through for a few seconds. Paul.
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Paul Cunningham
Expert Film Handler
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Posts: 146
From: Melbourne, Australia
Registered: Jun 2000
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posted 08-30-2000 08:01 AM
Yes, its me again! AJ from my work, if you read this there is no offence meant. I went to work and tried to determine how to tell an EX print from a normal SRD one. I studied the leaders of all the films in question, the best I could come up with is they all say SRD/DTS/SDDS. Gladiator says this print in EX on the plastic shippers in the boxes. Perfect storm says nothing. I looked up IME and MovieTrader, they only list films as SRD and dont mention EX. I couldnt find the relevant press sheets, maybe we dont have them. I approached my supervisor (the one who says which films are EX) about the dolby web page, this is what he said: Dolby hasnt updated the site for ages and many films are missing- I find this hard to believe as The Art of War is listed. He has other mysterious 'trade' sources of what is EX although he couldnt give me a definite example. He also said that he 'just knows' what types of movies will be in EX.Anyway, me and the other casual had a good laugh about it because if we forget to turn the EX on or off, the shit really flies. Each print is labelled EX, the processor has a little note on it and the projector has another note, just so we dont forget. Cheers Paul
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