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Subject: Re: film fading - (nf)
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Date: Tue, 15-May-84 14:21:54 EDT
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Posted: Tue May 15 14:21:54 1984
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cbnap!cmv    May 15 11:05:00 1984

[ Isn't it neat that some people will never see this line... ever?]

As I understand it, Kodak (those gods of the film stock industry) have come
up with a process to "revitavize" these faded film prints and restore them to
their original "vibrant" colors. I heard about this a few years ago, but never
was able to get information on what the process is. Anyone out there in net-
land know about this?

                Craig Votava
                AT&T Bell Laboratories, Columbus

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