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Geena Phillips
Expert Film Handler

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From: Norcross, GA / USA
Registered: Apr 2006


 - posted 09-27-2010 08:54 PM      Profile for Geena Phillips   Author's Homepage   Email Geena Phillips   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
On the AW3, check the direction of your film coming back from the projector. If the film twists excessively between the bottom roller and the first cluster roller (particularly if you're feeding onto the bottom platter), it can cause stress marks that look exactly like scratches.

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Sally Ann Burgess
Expert Film Handler

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From: Queenstown, New Zealand
Registered: Apr 2008


 - posted 09-28-2010 01:23 AM      Profile for Sally Ann Burgess   Email Sally Ann Burgess   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Hey Geena thanks for that, I don't think it can be that though, we all twist the film the same way (soundtrack faces the tree then faces up on the platter.)
I think Joe Elliot had it right earlier...despite me trying to do the same thing I just couldn't get it to sit off the roller!

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