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Exposure Units
Frog:
--- Quote from: squeezee on April 29, 2011, 07:59:21 AM ---Haven't they gone digital now?
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Slowly. Some chains here are installing the digital projectors, as 35 mm replacements, but none of the truly high end (70 mm and Imax and such)
I understand that many chains are proceeding slowly because, the initial examples were not especially well received, the cost is three times as much as traditional, with a life expectancy of 5-10 years as opposed to 30-40 years.
Now, to sneak back on topic, are there still any projection speed stencils and light sources commonly in use?
Northland:
Hey Bobby... which theatre ??
Parkview.... Cooper... Grandview... Uptown... Varsity ??
Are you aware of the events that occur at the Heights ?
Fresh Baked Printing:
--- Quote from: Northland on April 29, 2011, 10:39:53 AM ---Hey Bobby... which theatre ??
Parkview.... Cooper... Grandview... Uptown... Varsity ??
Are you aware of the events that occur at the Heights ?
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Worked at a theater in the hinterlands of Buffalo, MN back in the '80's.
Plus I looked like a real player when I bought dates to the movies there and walked past the line and got in for free and free concessions!
What are the Heights events ?
Northland:
--- Quote from: Fresh Baked Printing (bkd001) on April 29, 2011, 12:47:16 PM ---
--- Quote from: Northland on April 29, 2011, 10:39:53 AM ---Hey Bobby... which theatre ??
Parkview.... Cooper... Grandview... Uptown... Varsity ??
Are you aware of the events that occur at the Heights ?
--- End quote ---
Worked at a theater in the hinterlands of Buffalo, MN back in the '80's.
Plus I looked like a real player when I bought dates to the movies there and walked past the line and got in for free and free concessions!
What are the Heights events ?
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Heights theatre... about 40th and Central Ave. in NE MPLS.
--They do organ music along with silent film.
--Sound of Music sing-a-long.
--God father week.
--The occasional art film
Anyway... back to exposure units.
I've got my eye on a 1000W metal halide to replace the three 400W metal halides I'm currently using.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/northlandsp/sets/72157625703927040/show/
Frog:
Good idea to change. Those three bulbs may well speed things up but may also give you problems as they negate the single point advantage. See squeezee's explanation and illustrations
I'd even settle for just one 400 if the 1000 doesn't come through.
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