Can someone please explain where I can find these? What is the negatives that you get back in a 35mm disposible? Im so confused!
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Both types of film can be used to make color prints that you put in a frame or album, but only color slide positive film can be used to make slides that are displayed on a wall or screen with a with a projector.Color slide film is usually cheaper because the processing is less expensive and because no prints have to be made if you have a projector or slide viewer. If you want color prints from color slide film it will be more expensive than if you had taken the pictures with color print film and the color may not be quite as true. Color negative film can not be made directly into slides.\n\nColor print (negative) film can be bought in a wider range of speeds (light sensitivity) than color slide film. Color print film can usually produce negatives with a finer grain size. That means they can be enlarged more and still look good. Most color slide film and color negative film in a normal range of speeds can be found at any drugstore or Kmart or Walmart.
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Try ebay, I just found a pair on there, though I think they may be too big. Your best bet may be an antique store or a regular eye place like lenscrafters or something - that way you can try them on and be sure they fit.
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basically imagine that ure film is made up of 25 frames (*images) per second.....and ure converting to 20 per second....this is what it means....it just means that some frames will be missed out....it is fine to convert this still. A number of 20 or more frames per second for output is recommended.
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Royalty issues\nFilms are made up of lots of individual pictures and it is impossible to show properly\nAdvertising
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I love my Arnettes. The set was ~$150 with 3 lens sets (dark, gradiant and amber...all polarized). Plastic frame that has survived a few drops down mountainsides, tumbles off my bike as well as getting under my car seats.\n\nOnly downside is the case it came with is pretty crappy so I ended up putting out cash for a hard case.
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I just purchased a years supply of Acuvue 2 lenses for $189. Keep in mind that I was told to dispose of my contacts every two weeks!
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Well, you can't find good clear ones online. Some are just there to fill in gaps. To find a good image, try renting the movie at Blockbusters or search the title at movie-commentary sites (like ebertandroper.com) and hopefully get snapshots of the film.
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Go to info@AFCI.org.  This is the Association of Film Commissioners International.  This site will get you to a film office near you.  Don't listen to all those people trying to sell you something.  If you have your own head shots then you don't need to spend more money with anyone.  You're talking about being an extra-not a principle.  There are many people who would like to separate you from your money!  Check with your film office.  Most extras do NOT have to belong to any union or organization.  Just remember this-it only looks glamorous.  It is alot of waiting around and being bored.  The good thing is that on most films that have a nice budget they have good food!
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Screen savers help but i WOULD RECOMMEND antireflective coated lenses. Also get up and get away from the monster for breaks.  Better light  works the best.
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Click on that link, takes you to eBay, where it's for sale under the title "Manchester United-The Treble"\n\nMight be something I'll look into getting too! Let me know what you think!\n\nAnd yes, I said the "bad" word (eBay)...but it IS there, on DVD as you requested..just gotta know how to look for it.  Chalk my experience up to my daughter wanting DVD's from England!  I think the last one we bought, was The Canterville Ghost starring Patrick Stewart...and to order it FROM England, took 21 days to get here, but worth it for her! :)
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There are many different types of lenses. Here's a site with good information.
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Yes, absolutely - ask your optician/eye doctor - in the UK I think they were appx GBP 1.00 per pair for disposable Acuvue lenses.\n\nMy optician gave me some sample ones (which had test written on them so you couldn't wear them out !!??) I have green eyes but tried out the blue ones which were just really unnatural & ended up buying some brown ones which I like but they are slightly strange to wear as if the coloured bit edges over your pupil it's like looking through a veil !!!\n\nThey are cool though & a great easy way for a non-drastic way to look a little different !!
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what are you saying? CLEAR VIEW SCREEN Type Weater Proofmodelno:KYJ-350-H350-H supply source:AC/220 size"DIA350 speed 1800 200RPM \nHeater: Sheath Type,Current:1.Amp,Output200W,... Glass"E type,Encosure:1P 20,Weight:10 Kgs(including all accessors)Frame Keeper:AC7A-F,Screen Holder:Cirumeremce 80,Screen Frame:AC7A-F CIR 417 (FULL SET PRICE)
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go to this site and look at the image:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concave_lens\n\nmake a similar experiment where 3 beams come in parallel and diverge after they come out. then imagine that the lens wasnt there, and the diverging beams all came from the same point, called the focal point. the distance from the lens to this point, which will be negative since the point is imaginary and behind the lens, is the focal length, measured in meters. if you take the reciprocal, 1 / focal length, you will get the lens power, measured in diopters
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probobaly not exactly what your looking for but there are in the picture\nhttp://www.gearlive.com/blogimages/blockbusterdvds.jpg
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hi,\n\nwmv files are the compressed stage of movie files so they cannot be get back to normal.  but some are protected also,, so untile you remove the protection license they look to be distorted colors.
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Actually this is turning into a real mess. It turns out two or three years minimum and six to eight max is the life expectency of DVD's. Now they are saying if you want a stable long lasting backup you should use tape. Go figure, there are going to be a lot of people losing their pictures & data in a few years. Pressed DVD's last longer it is the "burned" ones that fail early. (Like the ones you make in your computer).\n\nI think all this publicity may encourage development of more stable CD's and DVD's.\n\nI have not read anything on life of the blu-ray. That might be better.