Further to this, Richard, >> I think the main problem with current release is the sheer numbers of >> prints that are usually made, on the order of 2000 for many movies. >> >> Certainly improved projection mechanisms would be very helpful but >> they won't make any difference if the print itself is bad. > > Very true. But what Ebert and others have said about the great > improvement of Maxivision 48 over standard 35mm projection leads me to > think that this really IS a great improvement. It also stands to > reason, doesn't it, if each successive frame is projected at a > precisely registered spot on the screen. > > That said, however, I have to confess I have never personally seen > Maxivision 48 in action. Have you? Has anyone? I'd really like to > know. Even better, to sample it. ... I would urge you to read the .pdf file downloadable from <http://www.maxivision48.com/maxivisioninfo1002.pdf>. It seems to be quite convincing, at least as far as I am concerned. Ardeshir <http://homepage.mac.com/ardeshir/AllMyFiles.html>