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	Mid-roll Film Change in Canon EOS Cameras
		Certain number of sprocket holes (the small holes at the edge of film) are counted after film is loaded, and then 8 holes for each next frame.
		Whenever you load film, make sure that the film is not covering these small holes as you close the back of the camera (just as shown on the drawing).
		If you rewind the film in the middle of a roll, and later re-load it, it will be positioned precisely in the same way as before, and the frames will overlap exactly.
	www.chem.helsinki.fi /~toomas/photo/midroll.html

	Operating Cameraman Online: Biograph Camera
		The film was punched at the instant of exposure with two round holes as it was clamped in its at rest exposure position.
		Instead of the continuous, evenly spaced sprocket holes in the film in which there were four holes to a frame upon each side of the film, the accepted standard, they had but two holes each side.
		These discharges would occur at points where the celluloid film would leave metal and contact velvet, with which the light-tight apertures in the film magazines were covered, or at the ebony plate at the aperture frame.
	www.soc.org /opcam/06_sp95/mg06_biocam.html (3162 words)

	Yellow Submarine (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The film also includes several references to songs not included in the soundtrack, including "A Day in the Life" where the lyrics are referenced in the "sea of holes" scene.
		The film's incidental music was an orchestral score composed and arranged by George Martin.
		The animation of Yellow Submarine has sometimes falsely been attributed to the famous psychedelic pop art artist of the era Peter Max; the film's artwork was in fact overseen by Heinz Edelmann.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yellow_Submarine_(animated_movie/soundtrack) (1050 words)

	Minolta 16mm Film
		16mm film was and is available in single or double perforated versions (meaning a row of sprocket holes on one or both edges of the film strip), and either one can be successfully utilized in any of the Minolta 16mm cameras up to the Model MG-S of the 1970's.
		The Model MG-S and the Model QT utilized more of the negative area of the film strip creating a negative area that measured 12 x 17mm, so double perforated film is not recommended in these cameras: the sprocket holes will actually intrude into the pictures.
		These 16mm cartridges would establish themselves as a world wide standard in short order, and remained so through to the mid-1970's when the last Minolta 16mm camera was produced, and on until at least 1993, when the last roll of factory made Minolta 16mm film was produced.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /youngds/Minolta/Minolta16Film/Minolta16IIFilm.htm (822 words)

	LittleFilm.org, for lovers of 8mm movie film
		Note that the third matuer gauge, standard 8mm, has sprocket holes the same size and position as 16mm but it has twice as many.
		In the Twentieth Century 8mm film gave people access to moving images five decades before camcorders were invented.
		Movie film is still available in all four littlefilm gauges and there are still labs who process film.
	www.littlefilm.org /Contents.html (574 words)

	SPACE.com -- Chandra Sees Rare Supernova
		Scientists using the Chandra X-ray Observatory have caught a glimpse of a rare supernova in the Whirlpool Galaxy on film, as well as the point-like X-ray emanations of black holes and neutron stars.
		Scientists using the Chandra X-ray Observatory have caught a glimpse of a rare supernova in the Whirlpool Galaxy on film, as well as the point-like X-ray emanations of black holes and neutron stars
		Researchers focusing on an inset of the central region of NGC 5194 saw bright clouds of hot gas, with temperatures in the multi-millions of degrees, extending to the north and south of the nucleus of the galaxy.
	www.space.com /scienceastronomy/astronomy/chandra_m51_020701.html (574 words)

	TMe: Stigmata film review by Terrence Brady
		The five stigmata wounds are holes through the wrists, holes through the feet, whiplashes on the back, forehead wounds from a crown of thorns, and finally a spear in the side.
		The stigmata are the five wounds of Christ that He received during His crucifixion.
		While Stigmata is cinematically enthralling and has brief glimpses as an absorbing mystery / conspiracy thriller, it’s subject matter is lost in riotous sequences of noise and chaotic imagery.
	www.teako170.com /ps24.html (904 words)

	Incubus (1981) (Ws)
		The film follows this thread perfectly and in fact the parts of the book which have not been represented in the film would hardly have made a difference if the reverse had been true, as the book leaves equally as many threads hanging and has severl loop-holes in the plot.
		For me, the only shame is the fact that the holes left in the novel were also left in the film, along with several others which are particular to the film.
		As the film progresses and the corpses mount up, various legends regarding the incubus emerge, which focus on the fact that it is some kind of demon reputed to copulate with worshipers of Satan.
	www.aweno.com /ipods/info/B000067IXH/The_Incubus.html (1207 words)

	Film Formats
		They added 2.5mm to each side of the film which allowed two magnetic tracks to be recorded on the left and right sides of the film outside the sprocket holes and one track each was recorded on either side of the image inside the sprocket holes.
		Super 35mm is a format designed to utilize the frame area of the film that is occupied by the optical sound track, utilizing more of the picture area.
		Prior to the advent of Sound on Film in 1926, the Aspect ratio was 1.33:1.
	www.dvdaust.com /film_formats.htm (1207 words)

	The Giant Spider Invasion (1975)
		To its credit, the film gives a lecture on what black holes are and gives the appearance that the scriptwriter actually went out and looked the material up in an encyclopedia, even if it is thrown in a boiler-plate info-dump.
		The black hole explanation probably comes from the fascination with black holes that was just starting to enter the public paradigm at the time the film was made and gives the appearance of having been appropriated as a handy grab-all explanation.
		Its greatest crime is really having been made twenty years too late, of being a standard 1950s giant bug movie in an era where the subgenre had moved to making eco-revenge film and killer shark ripoffs copying The Birds (1963) and Jaws (1975).
	www.moria.co.nz /sf/giantspider.htm (596 words)

	ir_x-pan.htm
		The film counter does indeed fog the bottom sproket holes along the entire film length, there is only a small amount of fog that crosses into the image area - probably would be cropped in most cases.
		Two minor corrections to my previous post: I meant to say - thin film base rather than thin emulsion & of course, the fogging is not in the sprocket holes but on the film rebate surrounding.
		film movement is controled by infrared sprocket counter but Hassy claims it won't fog infrared film.
	www.a1.nl /phomepag/markerink/ir_x-pan.htm (596 words)

	Film stock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Film is also classified according to its width and the arrangement of its sprocket holes—a range of gauges from 8mm to 70mm or more, single-perf or double-perf configurations.
		Film stock is the term for photographic film on which films are recorded.
		Motion picture film is known to be a highly unstable medium: improperly preserved film can deteriorate in a period of time much faster than many photographs or other visual presentations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Filmstock (458 words)

	Film stock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Film is also classified according to its width and the arrangement of its sprocket holes—a range of gauges from 8mm to 70mm or more, single-perf or double-perf configurations.
		Film stock is the term for photographic film on which films are recorded.
		Motion picture film is known to be a highly unstable medium: improperly preserved film can deteriorate in a period of time much faster than many photographs or other visual presentations.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Film_stock (458 words)

	Sound-on-film - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Earlier processes, used on 70mm film prints and special presentations of 35mm film prints, recorded sound magnetically on ferric oxide tracks bonded to the film print, outside the sprocket holes.
		Sound-on-film refers to a class of sound film processes where the sound accompanying picture is physically recorded onto photographic film, usually, but not always, the same strip of film carrying the picture.
		The most prevalent modern method of recording sound on a film print is by stereo variable-area (SVA) recording, encoding a two-channel audio signal as a pair of lines running parallel with the film's direction of travel through the projector.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sound-on-film (294 words)

	Movie projector - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For smaller gauge projectors (8mm and 16 mm), a pawl mechanism engages the film's sprocket hole one side, or holes on each side.
		Film is unwound from the center of the platter through a mechanism called a "brain" which controls the speed of the platter's rotation so that it matches the speed of the film as it is fed to the projector.
		Film prints equipped with CDS did not have the conventional analog optical or magnetic soundtracks to serve as a "back-up" in case the digital sound was unreadable.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Movie_projector (294 words)

	Film developing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The film is removed from the camera and wound onto a reel in complete darkness (usually inside a darkroom or a lightproof bag with arm holes).
		Development does three things: it transforms the latent image into a visible image that can be seen, it makes the visible image permanent and resistant to deterioration with time, and it renders the film insensitive to light.
		A piece of photographic film that has been exposed to light in a controlled manner must be developed before it can be used.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Film_developing (347 words)

	* Roll film - (Photography): Definition
		The film is punched with sprocket holes on either side, so the useable image area of 35mm film is 24mm by 36mm in size...
		Roll film is now mainly available in size 120, with very limited emulsions in size 220, which packs twice the length of film into the same size by leaving out most of the backing paper...
		The luxury of development control is limited to the entire film so, unless you're shooting the same subject for the whole roll, you are stuck with exposure as a method of varying density...
	www.bestknows.com /photography/roll_film.html (510 words)

	Film Development Procedure for Black and White Photography
		With the darkroom light still on, engage the film sprocket holes into the reels.
		With the lights still off, locate your scissors and carefully cut off the tapered leader, then cut the end of the film to a smooth arc and insert the end into your film development spool until the film's sprockets are firmly engaged by the ball bearings of the spool.
		When you have accomplished the loading of the film onto the development spool, place the film spool properly into your development tank, ensuring that all of the parts are in the proper place (gasket etc.).
	www3.telus.net /drkrm/filmdev.htm (1384 words)

	FilmJerk.com - Film Review: "Gothika"
		But the first half of the film is built on the fascinating war between the unknown vs. clinical mind, with the second half giving way to gigantic holes in the plot and clownshoes screenwriting just to simply wheeze its way to the safety of a suspense or action sequence.
		Whatever potential the film had to start with is a distant memory as the picture ends up promising, or should I say threatening, a future franchise for the ghost busting Miranda.
		Kassovitz is a sleek stylist, and the opening scenes of the film display the filmmaker trying to build dread and creepiness efficiently: playing with sudden stops in the soundtrack, milking the supernatural elements of the tale, and making the asylum as big a character as Miranda.
	www.filmjerk.com /new/article697.html (778 words)

	43133.981001&ELEMENT_SET=DECL
		The photographic film is of course conveyed within the camera, either in the unwinding direction or in the rewinding direction, by means of a suitable sprocket drive mechanism which opera-tively engages sprocket holes or apertures 22 defined within opposite side edge portions of the film 24.
		In using the film extractor or implement 10 of the present invention in order to extract or withdraw a film leader portion 12 of 35 mm film 24 rewound within the film canister or cassette 14, the protective paper liner 42 is initially removed from the underside of the film extractor implement 10.
		Then the film cassette spool is rotated counterclockwise until the dotted line is just pulled inside the container; whereupon by virtue of the proximity of the tab aperture and the hook the latter engages the former and the implement is slowly pulled to extract the film.
	www.wipo.int /cgi-pct/guest/getbykey5?KEY=98/43133.981001&ELEMENT_SET=DECL (3751 words)

	IOFILM.CO.UK - Character film review
		Films out now: The Polar Express, The Merchant of Venice, Napoleon Dynamite, Riding Giants, Christmas With The Cranks, School For Seduction.
		The film is beautiful to look at, although possibly too long.
		The actors perform with admirable restraint in an atmosphere that cuts holes in your heart.
	www.iofilm.co.uk /fm/c/character_1997.shtml (3751 words)

	ENTRAPMENT (SPECIAL EDITION) & THE HAUNTING (SIGNATURE COLLECTION) - DVDs
		Entrapment Special Edition DVD came as somewhat of a surprise to me not only because the film hardly deserves the deluxe treatment, but also since I realized its release would mark the third time I've written of the cartoonish caper in eleven months.
		Twenty minutes into Entrapment, you realize what kind of movie you're watching: red herring after red herring is thrown at the audience, each one contradicting the last--it's the Chinese box method of plotting, and as such, the script is full of holes.
		Entrapment director Jon Amiel has had a spotty career; his Copycat, for one, is a series of missed or botched opportunities.
	www.filmfreakcentral.net /dvdreviews/entraphauntdvd.htm (2145 words)

	Twitch - BLADE TRINITY: REVIEW
		Sure the budget's way too big and the overall casting way too white but there's a serious sass to the way this movie walks boldly through it's plot holes to deliver kitschy entertainment.
		Neither of the other two films was particularly good but they were a lot of fun.
		Blade finds himself hunted by both humans and vampires when the Vampire Nation awakens an ancient progenitor of their race and frames the Daywalker for the murder of a human as part of their plan to enact the vampiric final solution.
	twitchfilm.com /archives/000695.html (1674 words)

	Arrow In The Head's movie review of Cobra: Sylvester Stallone/Cobra,Brigitte Nielsen/Ingrid,Reni Santoni/Gonzales
		All in all COBRA is maybe not perfect on paper (minor plot holes) but it always pushes my right detonation buttons; resulting in one hell of a sit down when I groove with it.
		Cosmatos was really big on: close ups on eyes (very spaghetti western), stylish angles, red filters, slow motion and a film noir feel.
		The slick Merc driven by Cobra in the film was actually one of Sylvester Stallone’s cars.
	www.joblo.com /arrow/reviews.php?id=935 (1157 words)

	Film Developing Tools
		Such movement can cause development streaks on the film from turbulence of the developer around the reel cross bars and the sprocket holes of 35mm film.
		In the darkroom it can be used to extract the film leader from the cartridge to avoid the job of prying the cap from the canister.
		Regardless of the size, when using a multi-reel tank to process film, you must have the tank full of reels, whether or not they all have film on them.
	www.getnet.com /~gstewart/filmdevtools.htm (2545 words)

	DVD Review:Director's Double Feature:El Mariachi/Desperado:Special Edition
		"Desperado" brings Rodriguez's visual style to a seven million dollar budget and it doesn't quite work; in "Mariachi", the visual style helped to bring the film over the smallish holes in the plot and to bring the viewer further into the film.
		In "Desperado", although the story is supposed to be a fantasy tale, the visual style begins to feel excessive and rather than grounding the story in a gritty reality, the shots of bodies flying through the air starts to make the film feel quite cartoonish.
		The film was shot in 1.66:1, but the disc is letterboxed at 1.85:1, making for a few scenes where images look a little too cropped.
	www.currentfilm.com /desperadospecialdvd.html (2287 words)

	OFFOFFOFF film review UZUMAKI Japanese movie by Higuchinsky with Eriko Hatsune, Fhi Fan, Hinako Saeki, Keiko Takahashi, Ren Osugi.
		Even the film itself keeps burning holes through its celluloid and shredding sprockets as it tries to tear itself up off the projector and bend its spine into an unbroken mobius strip that will trap your eyes for eternity.
		According to "Uzumaki" the apocalypse won't arrive with a bang or a whimper, but with a thick, mucousy squelch.
		Higuchinsky's Lynchian deadpan is a perfect palate-cleanser for Ito's concentrated grotesque, and the two craft a movie that's slopping over with unwashed, sublimated sexuality, a rococo visual style, and the sparkling sounds of tinkling tankling glockenspiels and xylophones.
	www.offoffoff.com /film/2002/uzumaki.php3 (642 words)

	Movie Database - [TV Guide Online]
		While the plot may have some holes and the story may be a bit hard to swallow, the film works due to the performances by Bridges and Allen.
		STARMAN is an enjoyable film filled with the kind of sensitivity, love, and humor seldom seen on today's screens.
		Carpenter directs the film in a straightforward manner, and the brief forays into special effects and pyrotechnics are handled deftly without distracting from the basic story line.
	online.tvguide.com /movies/database/showmovie.asp?MI=11515 (319 words)

	Spanglish London Movie Review
		As its title suggests, Spanglish is a film about the failure to communicate and the various compromises that emerge as a result - as such, it practically begs you to draw comparisons between the language barrier that separates Flor and the Claskys and the gaping holes in the mother-daughter, husband-wife relationships.
		In fact, given the film's rather clumsy narrative device (it's narrated by a 17 year old Cristina as part of an essay she's written for her college application), it's a minor miracle that no-one explicitly makes that connection onscreen.
		In short, though Spanglish is unquestionably flawed and is at least 30 minutes too long, it's still worth seeing, thanks to its central performances and a handful of truly great scenes that make up for the film's shortcomings elsewhere.
	www.viewlondon.co.uk /review_2344.html (536 words)

	Howstuffworks "How is sound recorded on motion picture film?"
		If you ever picked up a strip of the film and looked at it along the sprocket holes, you would have seen a dark strip with a wavy white line down the middle.
		The optical sound system is easy to add to the film and reliable over the life of the film.
		In the 1950s optical soundtracks were replaced by magnetic recording -- magnetic strips just like those on a cassette tape were applied to the film and sound was recorded on them (see How Cassette Tape Works for details).
	www.howstuffworks.com /question413.htm (318 words)

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