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	A '''reversal original''' is a pre-print element that can easily be confused for a projection print. Some reversal originals, such as home movies, were often treated as projection prints, though [[archival best practice]] would dictate that they be duplicated or digitized before projection.		A '''reversal original''' is a pre-print element that can easily be confused for a projection print. Some reversal originals, such as home movies, were often treated as projection prints, though [[archival best practice]] would dictate that they be duplicated or digitized before projection.

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