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Frank Cox
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Allan Young
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Jake Spell
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Brad Miller
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Brad Miller
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Manny Knowles
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[IMG]What did this film just call me!? [Eek!]  - [/IMG]

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Jock Blakley
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I've got a collection of leaders from junked 35mm prints that carry the same text - amusingly it's the Danish word for "end".

Unfortunately I've been unsuccessful in getting Deluxe to make Danish their official language.

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Paer Hoegberg
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Also in swedish "Slut" means "End".

On the topic, i got a laught every tile i put an film on the platter.
On most films the leader says "Swedish version" and the tail "Finish".

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Mark Ogden
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Tony Bandiera Jr
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So Mark, you're already chopped frames out of an Imax print of "Dark Knight Rising"? [Big Grin] [Razz]

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Joe Redifer
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The only way you know that it is IMAX is that it says "IMAX" in the lower right corner. Otherwise we'd all think it was 35mm because it is clearly no different.

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Randy Stankey
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Every time you make a splice with an ultrasonic splicer, you lose a frame of film. unless you are careful to cut and join the film on the correct frame line with the correct alignment of your cuts.

But, now that you've cut out that film, your sound is forever going to be fifteen sprockets out of sync. [Razz]

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Joe Redifer
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But what evidence do you have that the film has been cut? Or that Mark ever even touched this? It could be from an article.

EDIT: spleling

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Brad Miller
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All 15 perfs are intact. I'm sure he pulled it from an article or something.

BTW, way too much headroom there. Silly IMAX aspect ratio. [Razz]

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Kurt Zupin
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That is for sure a scan and then cleaned on the edges to not show the frame line. Then again, we all know that and I'm not really sure why I'm posting this....

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