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    Scratch on B&W film

    I know this has been addressed before, but I can't find it in the archives. Whe n attempting to deal with a scratch on a negative do you rub grease on the emuls ion side or the other ?

    Thanks Paul

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    Scratch on B&W film

    Paul,

    I've always used "skin oil" on the emulsion side to diffuse the scratch. You'll find plenty around your nose. It does work.

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    Scratch on B&W film

    Put it on whichever side the scratch is on- hopefully not the emulsion side though because that means some of the image is lost.

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