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Section prints are ordered to repair damaged release prints. Head and tail sections are most common because these segments sustain the most damage in projection and handling. Section prints cost more per foot than regular full roll prints since they require more handling and time in printing. Do not order section prints to the exact frame. Allow extra footage for handling.

Section printing subjects the negative to greater risks than normal printing. If a large number of release prints are in distribution, to save money and protect your printing intermediate, a separate intermediate and photographic sound negative of the head and tail section should be manufactured to make replacement prints for damaged head and tail sections.

 

 

 

 


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