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Fellowship VHS Tape Under-exposure?

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Date Posted: 22:00:24 04/30/03 Wed
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We rented the Fellowship with the added scenes. Quite nice, but what frustrated us was the cave scenes - they were all about four stops or so under-exposed and we couldn't see what was taking place. Did anyone else notice this? I am guessing that the dynamic range used in digital production now may exceed VHS. Will DVD make the difference? Also, when will Twin Towers be available for rental? And with the added footage? Thanks.

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