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agno3

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  1. hmm I guess that is a good reason to use Kodak's keykode system then. I don't know much about video. I really only work on features. For feature work we totally depend on the keycode as the cute list is 100% based on the keycodes on the film. I don't understand how you give a timecode to the neg cutter and he can do anything with that. Randy
  2. How can the Keycode be wrong? its a number burned into the film? At most it could be off by one frame because someone decided the code was with the frame on the left or right of the frame.
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