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Subject: Re: TV vs cinema prints - (nf)
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Date: Mon, 21-May-84 16:22:59 EDT
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wdl1!jrb    May 14 08:16:00 1984

The colour fading also has to do with the process used to get the colour.
The Technicolour(R) 3-colour separation process holds up well (take a look
at the 1930s Disney cartoons) but is expensive.  The other processes used
to-day will start to fade in less than two years.

				John R Blaker
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