Henry
Henry K. Mattoon
National Moving Image Database
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sdehut wrote:
>Just for the sake of discussion:
>
>Before "letterboxing" became the usual way of presenting wide-screen films
>on video format, there was a technique that sort of condensed the
>widescreen image into a narrower format, with sometimes odd-looking
>results. While reading this discussion, I have been trying to remember
>what it was called. Does anybody remember?
>
>Sue DeHut
>
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>Susan Davis-DeHut
>Director, Educ. Media Services
>Linfield College
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>McMinnville, OR 97128
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