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October 21st 04, 02:01 AM
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The perfs are the same for movie film and still film, at least in 35 mm
-- what we thing of as 35 mm still film was cine film loaded into a "miniature" camera in an attempt to make photography more portable Not exactly since I am a collector and have a theater 35mm projector setup. Seems there are all kinds of movie perfs (pitch angle) to reduce the printer slip in high speed contact printers. Larry 
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