Storage Learn how to store film in the best way to minimize damage. Here is how our current film collection is stored: Next — Film Bases
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Film Bases — Film Properties Training
Published: June 8, 2020Film Bases Learn the physical components of film and the differences between each film base. Previous — Storage Next — Vinegar Syndrome
Read MoreQuiz — Film Properties Handling
Published: June 1, 2020Once you have submitted the quiz and reviewed your answers, return to the Film Handling & Properties Training Main Page.
Read MoreSoundtracks/Audio — Film Properties Training
Published: June 1, 2020Soundtracks/Audio Learn how sound is stored on film. Sound is typically stored on the edges of the film itself. Previous — 8 mm and Super 8 Film Next —…
Read More8mm and Super 8 Film — Film Properties Training
Published: June 1, 20208mm and Super 8 Film Learn the difference between 8mm and Super 8 film. Previous — 16 mm film Next — Soundtracks/Audio
Read More16 mm Film — Film Properties Training
Published: June 1, 202016mm Film Learn to identify different film gauges. *The IS Lab’s holding contain a small collection of 35mm film that can be examined on the Rewinds table or with…
Read MoreVinegar Syndrome — Film Properties Training
Published: June 1, 2020Vinegar Syndrome Learn how to recognize vinegar syndrome in acetate film. When improperly stored, acetate film will discolor, giving the film a pinkish hue. Acetate film also shrinks, loses flexibility,…
Read MoreUsing Creative Commons Licensing in Libraries & Archives
Published: December 18, 2019
Presenters Heather I. Briston, University Archivist and Head of Curators and Collections, UCLA Maureen Callahan, Sophia Smith Collection Archivist, Smith College Description Many archivists and users of archives experience intellectual…
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