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File:ScratchedFrameLine Halloween.JPG|The head of a film with intentional damage. Frame lines are scratched into the emulsion, and the scratches extend into the soundtrack. A sticker in the picture area identifies the reel. | File:ScratchedFrameLine Halloween.JPG|The head of a film with intentional damage. Frame lines are scratched into the emulsion, and the scratches extend into the soundtrack. A sticker in the picture area identifies the reel. | ||
File:Platter splice.JPG|This head was poorly cut when it was removed for plattering. The cut ran into the perforation, requiring either a complicated repair or the removal of the frame. | File:Platter splice.JPG|This head was poorly cut when it was removed for plattering. The cut ran into the perforation, requiring either a complicated repair or the removal of the frame. | ||
File:Universalplatterwarning.jpg | File:Universalplatterwarning.jpg| A note on an [[archival print]] from Universal prohibiting plattering. | ||
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===Makeup and Breakdown=== | ===Makeup and Breakdown=== | ||
Much of the damage to plattered prints occurs when individual reels are built up to the platter or when the print is broken back down to shipping reels. | Much of the damage to plattered prints occurs when individual reels are built up to the platter or when the print is broken back down to shipping reels. | ||