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Topic: Stress Relief
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Dave Williams
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Posts: 1836
From: Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 04-04-2004 01:38 PM
You are right that film is projected at 24 fps, however remember that each frame is projected twice to reach a rate of 48 flashes on the screen per second, near to exact to your television standards down under at 50 interlaced fps, here in the states we have it at 60.
However, standard tele tubes use the old cathode ray tube style of rear projection, which is very hard on the eyes. Newer sets use plasma or lcd for projection, or other means of rear projection that is not so diffucult to view.
Movie projection uses quite often a soft matte screen with xenon lamp projection from the back of the audience, so that there is no instance of directly looking into the light source itself, all of it bieng indirectional reflection, a much easier sourse on the eyes and therefore the brain.
With all that in mind, it is much easier to relax in a movie presentation at a local theater then it is at home with a dvd, unless you have the latest in DLP projection technology at home.
With all that said, I still go the movies, because it does allow me to wind down a bit.
Well except for those idiots that wont shut the hell up.
Reason to suspect that drive ins can provide a much more calming experience. You dont have to put up with others crap, and you are able to experience the movie in your own personal cars stereo, if you happen to have a good one it can be pretty cool.
Ciao
Dave
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