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Those were very challenging but joyous days. Spent the early 70's with the GLF in their Soho Firehouse. We knew who we were. We worked hard for acceptance back then.

This is wonderful. In a perfect world, I would enroll. So glad I found CCAHA.

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If your going to have a video of film restoration, then don't upload a copy of the documentary that looks like it was stored under the kitchen sink the last 10 years.

Only Americans who claim to be some kind of historical preservation expert could ever possibly sound so clearly clueless trying to explain the most simple basic levels of brick related issues completely clueless about the difference between painting and coating and simple spot pointing this guy doesn’t even know the basic tools of the trade calling a grinder a Saw and any real legitimate cut out and repoint Real skills job would never even allow grinders or any Electrical tools on their building Historical preservation in the USA is such a Joke Fake News and all talk no sense and sensibility and historical “ restoration “ jobs in America are nothing but Swamp Sites! Dumping grounds for the special needs interests and couldn’t give a shit about the history of anything and are mostly clueless about doing even the simplest maintenance and I know this for a fact working decades in the no merit no standards Woke broken system

Would love a link to Katies resources! Great presentation!

Very informative and useful for my research and comparison in the protection of Uganda's heritage

please which one is ideal for digital imaging a desktop computer or a laptop

This is an excellent presentation! It's unfortunate (and irronic!) that it was uploaded in 240 resolution.

These people must have a very high level of patience. I appreciate their skill.

You get paid for this? Who’s money? What part of government? St.Paul,Minnesota.

Woah, stellar presentation! Thank you for sharing this informative confidence-building webinar. Katie was a top notch instructor, hoping she does more of these.

These webinars are so informative and very appreciated, thank you for posting these!

Looky, looky! An adjective turned into a verb! Isn't that queer enough?

Amazed by how good and detailed this is. Thanks and good work !

Too bad this video was published at 240p. Especially given the subject matter. Don't understand... in 2019?

How do they deal with the film shrinkage in the optical printing process?

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Kind of funny that a video about film restoration should be uploaded in 240p. Not even telephone quality. Looks dreadful on anything other than a phone.

Ironically what this video was shot on is a copy and not a very good one

Thank you very much for posting this. I had to miss it that day, but finally getting a chance to watch!

Good lecture. Lots of information that it’s been hard to find other places. Thank you

I thought I had forgot to pay my RUclips subscription. This video makes you sit in 6 minutes in dark silence before the content starts

RUclips algo is losing its edge. Why the F was this recommended to me? lol

What a great topic! I like how many of the techniques you discussed are scalable; it makes them equally applicable to private, in-home collections as to larger, public, museum-held collections. Thank you for making this presentation available to all.

Loved the Mutter as a kid...part of why I went into medicine. As a pharmacist from before electronic prescription days...those are great to see.

So these records aren’t protected by the HIPAA laws ? Still interesting.....

I'm so thankful that someone at the pharmacy recognized the value of this information. How many similar troves are still out there and how many ended up in the landfill?

That's amazing Ms Anna 🌹❤️‍🔥🕯️🪔

This is so cool!

how do I get hired to be one of the humans transcribing the handwritten prescriptions? I read medical records for a living as a coder, but using my working knowledge to decipher these antique prescriptions would be deeply satisfying.

Anyone who cares about the Mütter needs to speak up now, as the administration is actively in the process of dismantling it. The educational opportunities that the Mütter provides are invaluable, and already rapidly disappearing. If you’d like to see the collection preserved and available to the public, SPEAK UP NOW.

Really enjoyed this

Thank you so much for an enlightening presentation. I am a Museology student and it helped me a lot.

Thank you for sharing those super useful resources!

Thank you!!

Can you upload again good video for ..hotel housekeeping industry and all important information .... New video

There is a film at Regent University with no digital copy that they say has vinegar deterioration that they say cannot be digitized because it is too deteriorated. I think there technician doesn't know enough about film preservation. The film is called a Letter to Nancy and is an old 1965 movie featuring Cherylene Lee and Barry Coe. Is someone interested in doing a restoration?

i didn't know that brick was so receptive/interactive to/with the environment!!!

Thank you for the presentation, very informative!

Hi, your sound is very soft and cannot be enjoyed without headphones.

damn. this guy just answered all the questions i was looking for. thanks

Dang it. No comic book questions.

What's the name of the chat he uses to identify the film stock?

Today, everything is digital.

Is that a goat on the roof or cow?

Useful, thank you

So bad video quality, but so interesting documentary... 😎

What can I use to soften brittle 16mm films?

This was fun to watch and informative. Are there plans for additional forum q/a's?