Logo Revised. Please Critique

Dmitry Kichenko said:
I would advise against making the blacks dark gray.
It will look terrible when trying to dissolve or cut between the logo and the film. The eyes will adjust to the current dark gray as the blacks while the logo plays, and then all of the sudden in the next shot we will see an image with much deeper blacks and brighter whites.

I do see what you are saying.
I was referring to the parts of the logo itself and not the background. I'm not talking about dark grey to replace black, I'm talking about adding a drop of grey to the black.

Truly pure black and pure white rarely show up. Look around the room, or even at a movie for that matter. Truly pure black and pure white (like the kind that software can create) are hard to find. Anyway, I'll stop now.

:)
God speed

P.S. I think the still looks pretty dang good.
 
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