Restoring scratched cine-film via reducing light scattering
Abstract Scratches on cine-film significantly affect the quality of projected film images forming blackness or brightness. Only blackness can be restored by restoration dispersion. However, why the scratches can or can not be restored is unknown. Herein, unscratched and scratched films were selected...
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doaj-538fb7bdaed1486d8511ae2e17ac9f8c2021-07-11T11:11:30ZengSpringerOpenHeritage Science2050-74452021-07-01911910.1186/s40494-021-00554-9Restoring scratched cine-film via reducing light scatteringQingmeng Xu0Feifan Xu1Hongjie Luo2Daodao Hu3School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shanghai UniversitySchool of Materials Science and Engineering, Shanghai UniversitySchool of Materials Science and Engineering, Shanghai UniversityEngineering Research Center of Historical and Cultural Heritage Protection, Ministry of Education, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shaanxi Normal UniversityAbstract Scratches on cine-film significantly affect the quality of projected film images forming blackness or brightness. Only blackness can be restored by restoration dispersion. However, why the scratches can or can not be restored is unknown. Herein, unscratched and scratched films were selected, treated with restoration dispersion and investigated from composition and microstructure and its interaction with light. Both superficial and penetrating scratches make film rough and the applying of restoration dispersion decreases the roughness. The darkness in the projected film image resulted by superficial scratch can be restored by restoration dispersion through reducing light scattering, while the brightness induced by penetrating scratch can not be restored by restoration dispersion due to the removal of emulsion layer. This investigation is beneficial for developing new restoration dispersion to improve the quality of projected film images.https://doi.org/10.1186/s40494-021-00554-9ScratchCine-filmLight scatteringRestoration |
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Qingmeng Xu Feifan Xu Hongjie Luo Daodao Hu Restoring scratched cine-film via reducing light scattering Heritage Science Scratch Cine-film Light scattering Restoration |
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Restoring scratched cine-film via reducing light scattering |
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Restoring scratched cine-film via reducing light scattering |
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Restoring scratched cine-film via reducing light scattering |
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Restoring scratched cine-film via reducing light scattering |
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restoring scratched cine-film via reducing light scattering |
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Abstract Scratches on cine-film significantly affect the quality of projected film images forming blackness or brightness. Only blackness can be restored by restoration dispersion. However, why the scratches can or can not be restored is unknown. Herein, unscratched and scratched films were selected, treated with restoration dispersion and investigated from composition and microstructure and its interaction with light. Both superficial and penetrating scratches make film rough and the applying of restoration dispersion decreases the roughness. The darkness in the projected film image resulted by superficial scratch can be restored by restoration dispersion through reducing light scattering, while the brightness induced by penetrating scratch can not be restored by restoration dispersion due to the removal of emulsion layer. This investigation is beneficial for developing new restoration dispersion to improve the quality of projected film images. |
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Scratch Cine-film Light scattering Restoration |
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