P3D Club Projection

["Andrea Blair" <asblair@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>>Andrea Blair wrote: Rest assured, John, that although I will be 
putting in a recommendation to have "no adjustment" projection, I will 
be looking out for the interests of the novices overall.<<<

>>>Paul Talbot responded: I was really impressed by the attitude Andrea 
displays in this post, and would like to take this opportunity to 
publicly compliment her on her untiring efforts, the extent of which 
truly amaze me.  Keep up the great work, Andrea!<<<

Aw, shucks (kicks up a puff of dirt with toe of shoe as heads hangs 
down)!

I might mention that since I originally posted that comment, there have 
been **numerous** contributions on this topic. After carefully 
considering all of the informative input, I will not put in a "no 
adjustments" suggestion, but rather a "mounting awareness" campaign. One 
that I hope many of our advanced club members will help support by 
making themselves available to assist the "newbies." There appears to be 
just enough difference in mounting techniques and the mounts themselves 
to warrent minor adjustments (both verticle and horizontal). Focus, of 
course, is always a must. It is the eyeball twisting, headache causing, 
tear generating mis-mounting that we want to eliminate (which includes 
getting people into the habit of checking their Kodak mounted slides 
before projecting).

Thanks to everyone for their facts and views.

Andrea "Looking Out for the Novices" Blair
asblair@xxxxxxxxxxx 





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