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Mike Blakesley
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From: Forsyth, Montana
Registered: Jun 99

posted 01-03-2004 01:05 PM

Maybe I'm missing something, but what exactly is the purpose of the yellow lines on splicing tape? You've already cut the film, and if you've cut on frame, there's no need for marking it. If you haven't cut on frame, the line isn't going to do any good anyway.

I can understand the horizontal lines to help mark the reel change splices in an older, much-spliced print, but for anything else, what does anyone need any kind of marking for?

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