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The transfer from negative film to positive glass plates on such a scale is a tedious and technical venture.

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This is a fairly modern phenomenon, whereby fans of a particular film, music recording or television show, often frustrated by the (...)

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Lee Waters’ Movies of Local People January 15, 2016 Molly Bragg Q: How is a silent H. Lee Waters film like an oral history recording? (...)

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This picture was taken using ‘traditional’ film where, after taking the picture, you had to rewind the film, drop it off at (...)

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Videotape is a form of magnetic tape, consisting of a magnetized coating on one side of a strip of plastic film. The film is (...)

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And yes, once this is done, they can be 3D printed. !!!! Stay tuned as we continue to move forward with our project.

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The lack of dynamic range in a film scanning system will result in poor highlight and shadow detail and poor color reproduction.

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Magnetic tape formats are especially fragile compared to film given their composition, and the low availability of players for (...)

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Here at the John Hope Franklin Research Center, we hold a copy of the Green Book from the same year that the film takes place—1962. A (...)

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