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Do not merge. these are different topics, Antennaman 23:20, 10 September 2006 (UTC)
Motion picture film scanners use infrared cleaning:
Scanity a motion picture film scanner has an optional Infrared-IR camera option. [1] The IR camera channel can be used with the Scanity's optional IR dirt and scratch removal system or be outputted on a four IR channel for downstream dirt and dirt and scratch removal systems. Popular downstream dirt and dirt and scratch removal systems are PF Clean and Digital ICE. [2]
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Motion picture film scanners use infrared cleaning:
Scanity a motion picture film scanner has an optional Infrared-IR camera option. [1] The IR camera channel can be used with the Scanity's optional IR dirt and scratch removal system or be outputted on a four IR channel for downstream dirt and dirt and scratch removal systems. Popular downstream dirt and dirt and scratch removal systems are PF Clean and Digital ICE. [2]
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