Hi, Scott, et.al., from Joe B in NOLA,
Fascinating stuff!! I am reminded of the Jaws 22 3-D Shark theatre marquee
in Back to the Future II.
Joe
Scott Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The next step in the evolution of the One-Sheet? New technology,
developed by the Canadian
Come on guys and gals
You know, nothing can ever replace a gorgeous pulp paper stone
lithoDon't you agree?
Vaughn
At 07:49 AM 2/13/2007 -0800, Joseph Bonelli wrote:
Hi, Scott, et.al., from Joe B in NOLA,
Fascinating stuff!! I am reminded of the Jaws 22 3-D Shark theatre
Absolutely Joe B in NOLA
Vaughn K. Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Come on guys and gals
You know, nothing can ever replace a gorgeous pulp paper stone
lithoDon't you agree?
Vaughn
At 07:49 AM 2/13/2007 -0800, Joseph Bonelli wrote:
Hi, Scott, et.al., from Joe B in NOLA,
I actually think the poster is very cool and it is the stepping stone
to having flat panel displays that will show posters, trailers
advertisements for popcorn. How they fixed the images so that you
only see each plane at a pretty exact location is remarkable. I
tried to count each transition
The next step in the evolution of the One-Sheet? New technology, developed
by the Canadian company XYZ RGB allows a short video clip to be shown right
on the poster.
The first link is an example of the video-embedded paper (actually plastic).
The second link takes you to a story about the
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