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Topic: Muting eye/lens on Sony SRX-R320 3D Lens
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Edward Havens
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From: Los Angeles, CA
Registered: Mar 2008
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posted 08-31-2011 11:56 AM
If it's truly a special event, a showing that someone is paying your cinema a fair amount of money to hold, it is your cinema's responsibility to give those people the very best presentation possible. And if that means swapping out the 3D lens for the 2D lens, even if it means having to spend some time recalibrating the 3D again when you swap the lens back in after the event, so be it.
And frankly, I am honestly shocked anyone active in this forum, people who are supposed to be for giving customers the best presentation possible, every single show, no matter the format or equipment used, is brazenly suggesting it's okay to just leave a lens on that is proven and acknowledged to degrade light output. It doesn't matter if it's 80% or 20%, someone who is paying you to show their movie deserves nothing but THE ABSOLUTE BEST presentation possible. I mean, we should be doing that regardless the circumstances, but it shouldn't even be a question if your theatre is being hired for an event. The mere suggestion of willingly giving a less than best presentation makes me
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