Hello all, What's the best way to evaluate old 16 mm prints, sound and picture? For example, for color shift, print quality, etc. I use to have a 4-plate Steenbeck editing machine that was very easy on film and had both magnetic and optical sound paths. Is that still the most practical? I can still hand-inspect film (and use a Moviscop viewer) for dirt, scratches, splices, missing sections, etc., but can't tell if a print really looks and sounds good. Projectors? Viewers? I imagine expensive scanners work well for picture, at least. Thanks for any thoughts, Robert Withers
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