GAF 3100 Super 8 Projector/Telecine Great machine!

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elmo - 23 Jun 2005 06:50 GMT

I have up for auction a really great Super 8 projector!
Check it out!

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Steve Kraus - 24 Jun 2005 03:36 GMT

Does it handle Cerulean Blue?

(brownie points to those who figure out this obtuse reference)

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Jonathan ;o} - 24 Jun 2005 11:20 GMT

> Does it handle Cerulean Blue?
>
> (brownie points to those who figure out this obtuse reference)

Well I got three different references for cerulean blue (a book title, sky
colour, seaweed) but I can't make a link to a GAF 3100 Super 8
Projector/Telecine. Can you join the dots a little for me?

Jonathan ;o}

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Harry Chickpea - 24 Jun 2005 16:51 GMT

>> Does it handle Cerulean Blue?
>>
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>Jonathan ;o}

Perhaps because the lenses in some early GAF products resulted in a
color cast, or the dyes in GAF color films didn't reproduce blues
accurately or even last very long?

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Martin Hart - 24 Jun 2005 18:05 GMT

> Does it handle Cerulean Blue?
>
> (brownie points to those who figure out this obtuse reference)

I believe there was a reference to Cerulean Blue in some of those old
GAF film commercials, perhaps by Henry Fonda?

Marty

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Steve Kraus - 25 Jun 2005 14:59 GMT

> I believe there was a reference to Cerulean Blue in some of those old
> GAF film commercials, perhaps by Henry Fonda?

Bingo!

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Jonathan ;o} - 26 Jun 2005 02:32 GMT

> > I believe there was a reference to Cerulean Blue in some of those old
> > GAF film commercials, perhaps by Henry Fonda?
>
> Bingo!

Well that's probably why I didn't get it. Not everyone in the world lives in
the USA.

Jonathan ;o(

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RSD99 - 28 Jun 2005 05:27 GMT

No ... but it does just fine with "Cobalt Blue."

[ S-CNR ... ;-)) ]

> Does it handle Cerulean Blue?
>
> (brownie points to those who figure out this obtuse reference)

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