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John Pytlak
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A piece of blooping tape only in the analog soundtrack area would not be in an area where the added thickness should have any effect.

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Jason M Miller
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We use a Neumade 35mm tape splicer and Zebra Tape for splicing reels together(we use clear for repairs,etc..) On the splicer there is a red line, I was trained to place the film so the edges touch the line with no overlap, is this correct or should I over lap?

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John Pytlak
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All covered in Film-Tech's "Splicing Tips":

http://www.film-tech.com/tips/splicing.html

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Jason M Miller
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This does not tell proper postioning of the film on the splicer(overlap or not to overlap) it goes from cutting the film to putting the tape on.

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Steve Kraus
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I make splices as God and SOMAR intended (no overlap).

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Brad Miller
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Steve, I would like proof on the above please.

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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http://www.film-tech.com/~god/

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Steve Kraus
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Thanks Daryl. An extra few virgins for you when you pass on. [Big Grin]

Edit: typo

[ 08-10-2004, 03:28 PM: Message edited by: Steve Kraus ]

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Brad Miller
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How does this work for you Steve? More suitable? [Razz]

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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Can't I have somewhat experienced 21 to 27 year olds?

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Gordon McLeod
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You have to have Phil's permission for that [evil]

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Steve Kraus
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Brad: Splicing or dispensing of virgins?

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Brad Miller
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You'll figure it out eventually. [evil]

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Craig Hanham
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Personally I like 'em nice and clean.
Splices that is.
Having recently completed a 2 week Film Festival, some of the horrendous splices made me want to cry.
doing a combination of C/O and 6000' reels good spilicing is paramount.
I prefer to butt join using guilotine cuts and double side tape.
I hate [Mad] those incompetants the just cut off a new frame instead of peeling tape, as well as those that cut the splice and tape the tails/heads back on without peeling the old splice.
We had a print with 6 frames chopped and spliced and [bs] on.
Took 10 mins to repair just that 1 reel

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