Re: Next Question

[P3D Dr. George A. Themelis <fj834@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>I'd argue that the contest being entered is "projected slides".  Not
>the slides themselves. 

Wow!  Great response Mike!  Dr. T missed that one...

>However you also need
>to specify what viewer is to be used too.  And what bulb.  Dr. T's halogen
>bulb makes a big difference -- as will the quality of lens (some images
>have bigger problems than others with single-element lenses).

Great minds respond alike, don't they?  ;)

>Even with projection, it matters how dark the room is (ambient light leaks)
>and it matters how bright the projector is.  All for similar reasons.

Yes, indeed!!!  I have examples where a slide at the club did not look as
good as the slide at home, both projected.  Everything and anything good
make a difference.  Including a projectionist that insists on playing with
the horizontal adjustment...

>In some of the routed "contests by mail", I understand that projection is
>even forbidden, and viewers "required".

Sure, SSA postal circuits is an example.

Thanks Mike! -- George


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