Cutting and splicing
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yl98Film can be edited by cutting pieces and splicing them back together using splicing machines that hold the film still. There are different types of splicers including cement splicers that use film cement, tape splicers that use transparent tape, ultrasonic splicers that use ultrasound to melt film together, and thermal paper splicers that use heated plastic-coated tabs to join film.
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