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Prepare 50-100' of test film on a house reel. Project as normal, rewind, and repeat several times (50-100 is ideal, 10-15 may be more practical). Check for scratching on screen and/or on the bench when rewinding. Keep track of base and emulsion side so you can evaluate if anything shows up. | Prepare 50-100' of test film on a house reel. Project as normal, rewind, and repeat several times (50-100 is ideal, 10-15 may be more practical). Check for scratching on screen and/or on the bench when rewinding. Keep track of base and emulsion side so you can evaluate if anything shows up. | ||
This method is most useful for evaluating vertical scratching | This method is most useful for evaluating vertical scratching. | ||
===Spot Check Method=== | ===Spot Check Method=== | ||