F. H. Richardson's bluebook of projection (1935)

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THE FILM 179 intermittent and tend to give a side motion to the screen image as they pass the aperture. Splicing Film Bad splicing is the source of more trouble than almost Gwaecf £dqe 3onn Fig. 55. — 35 MM. Sound Film showing sound records and scanned area. These dimensions and locations are shown relative to unshrunk raw stock. Positive ; emulsion side up. The dimensions as shown include the necessary allowance for film weave. any other factor. The varieties of damage it causes film are almost too numerous to count. (29) For example, a splice that tears loose at one side only, lets the edge of