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From: John Schroth <[log in to unmask]> > I majored in Multi-image slide presentation at RIT over 25 years ago. > They had a core-curriculum in Multi-Image slide production, the only one > like it in country at the time. Wow! In this thread we have really hit on a nearly forgotten format for archiving, and your info and expertise is valuable. Is Eastman House doing anything on this? I think this topic is worthy of an ARSC Conference presentation -- not sure if the Moving Image organizations are interested in these non-moving image presentations. I remember the ones I've seen being very impressive -- but every time a movie was inserted, the combination of the noticeably lower resolution and the disruption of looking at lengthy-held still images reduced the effect. These programs could be reproduced with the superior HDTV projection now available, using multiple projectors and screens of course. There should be an effort to do it NOW while we still have people like you that remember the equipment and programming so it can be converted to computer controlling. Mike Biel [log in to unmask]