Paper Mounts for projection

[P3D Grant Campos <gc6094@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

So far, the reasons I've heard in favor of non paper mounts are 
regarding accuracy in mounting and sharpness of the edges (as apposed
to the fuzzines of some paper mounts).  I've also heard that glass 
should be used to protect the slide and to keep the larger (than half
frame) formats flat.

I admit I don't have experience in projecting slides.  But it seems 
that when I've mounted my Nimslo chips in the slip-in mounts I can
cut each chip a little narrower and end up with about 0.5 mm play (left 
and right).  And, since they are slip-in there is plenty of adjust
-ability up and down.  I then could use the Reel-3D little stickum 
tabs to secure each chip.

HOWZZATSOUND?                  

As you can guess, I've got a few rolls to mount and am fishing for 
ideas that will help me get ready for my first slide show this
Thanksgiving.  I've got to order more mounting supplies, and twenty 
cardboard polaroid glasses.  My fortunate kinfolk will get to (have 
to?) sit through a slide show this Thanksgiving.  I've yet to pick 
the music, and pick the slides.  I plan to practice and  practice!
(Do you think Klezmer would be good for slides of Jerusalem?)

Thanks muchly for all your inputs!

Grant Campos


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