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Letterbox (3961 bytes)
3: ...the 4:3 (or 12:9) ratio of the television screen. Letterboxing preserves the original composition of the film... 5: ...r or director of cinematography of the film. The letterboxing is often careless, and the common 16:9 ratio d... 7: ...orary television programming is being produced in letterbox format. This is done both to give a "classier" l... 9: ...d Kingdom|Britain]] and [[France]] is now made in letterbox format; in [[Germany]] most made-for-TV programmi... 11: ...ever, movies made in even wider aspect ratios are letterboxed to some extent even on 16:9 sets. Duck's Pool, Dartmoor (277 bytes) 1: ...nown [[letterboxing]] locations - this particular letterbox was set up to commemorate Dartmoor author [[Willi... Titlow Beach (684 bytes) 10: ...=1098&boxname=Titlow_Beach_Letterbox Titlow Beach Letterbox(also has information about Titlow Beach) Letterboxing (2371 bytes) 1: ...me connection to the local area or subject of the letterbox and is used by the visitor as proof of having fou... 3: ...st it at the next opportunity. The first Dartmoor letterboxes were in such remote and well hidden locations t... 5: ....smithsonianmag.si.edu/smithsonian/issues98/apr98/letterboxing.html April 1998 ''Smithsonian Magazine'']. 8: ...e books on Dartmoor Letterboxing, e.g. ''Dartmoor Letterboxes'' ISBN 0950911429 9: ... 0762727942) was published in 2003 and focuses on letterboxing in North America Yr Head Is A Rock (527 bytes) 10: # [[Letterbox Lambs]] "Starting" The NBC Monday Movie (568 bytes) 1: ...e standard 4:3 television screen (as opposed to [[letterbox]] format). Full screen anamorphic (870 bytes) 3: ...televisions will "collapse" the 4x3 raster into a letterbox format to present the 16x9 image correctly. The ABC Sunday Night Movie (653 bytes) 1: ...e standard 4:3 television screen (as opposed to [[letterbox]] format). The ABC Sunday Movie (669 bytes) 1: ...e standard 4:3 television screen (as opposed to [[letterbox]] format). Motion picture terminology (941 bytes) 16: *[[letterbox]] Letter (1314 bytes) 24: *[[Letterbox]] Blue (1993 movie) (1555 bytes) 5: [[Channel 4]] broadcast the film in [[letterbox]] format - i. e., with black bands above and belo... Widescreen (5343 bytes) 15: ...ers will receive such a broadcast as a 16:9 image letterboxed to 4:3, with a small amount of color noise in t... 17: ...e necessary panning data, if this data is absent, letterboxing will be used instead. 23: *[[letterbox]] 30: * [http://www.widescreen.org The Letterbox and Widescreen Advocacy Page] 16:9 (1796 bytes) 5: ...t the DVD player will unsqueeze the image and add letterboxing before sending the image to the TV. Wider rati... 21: *[http://www.widescreen.org/ The Letterbox and Widescreen Advocacy Page] Full frame (1505 bytes) 5: ...viewers to see more of the full picture without [[letterbox]] bars. Letter box (1664 bytes) 2: *''For video processing technique see [[letterbox]]'' Anamorphic widescreen (8358 bytes) 35: ...ace, and not waste as much on storing the black [[letterbox]]ing bars. Sources that are close to 16:9 are tra... 37: ...lly to restore the correct aspect ratio, and adds letterbox-style "black-bars" before sending the signal to t... 39: ... letterbox technique is used; when viewing such a letterboxed DVD on a widescreen display, it may be necessar... Pan and scan (5265 bytes) 3: ...ilmed elements. One way to do so is to make a "[[letterbox]]" print, which preserves the original theatrical... 11: ... ''[[Manhattan (1979 movie)|Manhattan]]'' and the letterboxed version is in fact the only version available o... 15: ...[[motion picture terminology]], [[widescreen]], [[letterbox]], [[panning]] Manhattan (1979 movie) (1919 bytes) 4: ... all copies of the movie on video are [[letterbox|letterboxed]], the first video to be released in such a for... Canada (album) (2284 bytes) 32: #"Nothing Through the Letterbox Today" (Jungr, Parker) - 2:43
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