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Topic: 2018 International 9.5 festival
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Luigi Castellitto
Jedi Master Film Handler
Posts: 715
From: Campobasso, Italy
Registered: Jun 2013
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posted June 11, 2018 09:41 AM
From my experience I can say that my two striper, a famous Bolex Weberling and a Juwel for Regular 8 and Super 8 don't need the heated solvent. They work well, but the strip that doesn't stayed on film on two occasions: too little solvent or... too much, and did not have time to dry. But I know that the stripes that doesn't remain "glued" may depend on various factors, even the speed with moves the striper, which must be very precise, must have the right time to paste the stripe on film. Another problem could be cleaning the film. If too greased, cleaned with lubricants, it could slide the sound stripe off. I remember that some time ago was talk about the Ektachrome 64T which, even if in triacetate, had problems for keeping the stripe, because it was created with a special procedure. What kind of film did you try? Where did you buy the solvent?
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