[pure-silver] Re: Cutting film into strips
- From: Rei Shinozuka <shino@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2006 19:12:57 -0400
if it's 35mm and frame edges are very thin or nonexistent,
i resort to counting eight sprocket holes between cuts.
but i just use fiskars on the roll hanging from the ceiling.
-rei
On Jun14 14:06, Ben R. McRee wrote:
> How do you cut your roll film? I know this is a pedestrian question,
> but it has been bugging me. Up until now I have been cutting my film
> into strips while it is still hanging. This is not always
> satisfactory-I don't always get the cuts exactly where I want them.
> But I've been reluctant to lay the film down somewhere where it might
> pick up dust and scratches. But yesterday I had no choice. I had a
> series of frames with large shadow areas along the edge, making it
> impossible to see where one frame ended and the next began. I had to
> take it down and lay it across a lightbox to make the cuts. So how
> do you cut your film?
>
> --Ben
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