From: utzoo!utcsrgv!elf
Newsgroups: net.graphics
Title: Re: On coloring B&W films - (nf)
Article-I.D.: utcsrgv.1238
Posted: Mon Apr  4 09:22:36 1983
Received: Mon Apr  4 09:45:32 1983
References: fortune.891

Ah, gimme a break, all you aesthetes out there.  I just want some information,
the more specific, the better (like addresses or phone numbers of companies
involved).  I don't deny that many b&w movies will (and should) remain b&w.
(Non-portable programs due to machine or device dependence would be a crude
analogy to this situation.)  But let's be realistic.  You can't tell me that
sophisticated and evocative lighting techniques were used for Laurel and
Hardy movies.  I agree that using a system to repair print damage would also
be productive, perhaps even more so.

	Eugene Fiume
	U of Toronto
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