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From: oscar@utcsrgv.UUCP (Oscar M. Nierstrasz)
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Subject: Re: 70MM Film Bonanza
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Date: Mon, 30-Apr-84 14:17:20 EDT
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A 35 mm print of a 35 mm original is of *poorer* quality than
the 35 mm original.  By making a 70 mm print you can minimize
the loss of detail.  Of course, a 70 mm original is better yet.

You can see the same sort of thing when you get a super 8 contact
print of a super 8 original and a 16 mm optical print of the
same original.  The 16 mm print will be much better.

Oscar Nierstrasz