Re-splice with double-sided tape splices. You won’t lose frames. Consider a different scanner. Jeff Kreines
Sent from iPhone. Thanks Jeff! I think in this case it's really my splices are the problem. But if I did want to try again with this footage (I'm reluctant to re-splice and lose frames), is there another option? thanks! Moira
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The Xena is based on optical printer shuttles, so it’s not really great with tape splices. However, it’s an area scan device so the entire frame will jump around, better than a line scan machine, but not ideal. Jeff (yeah I’m biased) Kreines
Sent from iPhone. It was a Xena scanner (from Cinelab in Boston)
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On Wednesday, May 29, 2024 at 07:44:20 AM EDT, Scott Dorsey < [email protected]> wrote:
What WERE they scanning them on? A line scanner should be able to take some pretty awful splices.
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