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Continuous printing
Printing in which the processed film and the raw stock move continuously past the point of exposure.
Not considered to be an archival printing process because of the inferior quality reproduction compared to step contact printing; particularly when printing from shrunken films. Continuous printing is used only for duplication of sound tracks and for the mass production of commercial release prints.
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