windows in prints

[P3D Alan Lewis <dlewis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Thanks Alan Lewis for the response.  For a minute I thought there
>were no more print-makers left in the list... ;)


 Now, now George....that's like saying that there are no more zone 
focusing Wirgin Stereo users left on the list! ;-)


>It is good to hear that... I was thinking that the window is more
>important in slides because the "illusion" (I hate this word!) of
>seeing the world behind a window is stronger when looking in slides
>vs. prints.

>George Themelis

I have noticed that the window on prints is more evident when the views 
are mounted inside of a mask, like a Q-VU.  Coincidentally this is just 
like the slide mount mask.  The physical mask window sets a very defined 
and prominent picture window.
Print views mounted on the face of a card can have an apparent window if 
the prints are trimmed properly, but it doesn't seem as pronounced as a 
masked window.
We shall call this the "mask effect".

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