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→Reels & film damage: Replaced "warping" with "base curl"
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Unmaintained reels can be a source of [[film damage]]. | Unmaintained reels can be a source of [[film damage]]. | ||
* Inspect all reels regularly to make sure they are true and don't have any sharp burrs that might snag or rub on film. | * Inspect all reels regularly to make sure they are true and don't have any sharp burrs that might snag or rub on film. | ||
* Reels with center hubs smaller than 4 inches are not recommended for projection (they can cause too much tension to be placed on the film) or for long term film storage (they can cause | * Reels with center hubs smaller than 4 inches are not recommended for projection (they can cause too much tension to be placed on the film) or for long term film storage (they can cause base curl). | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||