Basic Photography Course

For best long-term storage, rewind video cassettes

To prevent damage, you should protect videotapes

uniformly for even tension before boxing. Tapes should

by covering them when they are not in use. Keeping

always be in one of two places-in the VTR or in the

them in dustproof cassette containers prevents the

original box. Stand videotape boxes upright. Do not

accumulation of airborne dust on the tapes. Dust can be

store tapes in a horizontal position. This can cause

a prime cause of dropout. Body oils and salts from your

bending and distorting of reel flanges that can be a major

fingertips can pick up and hold foreign particles that,

cause of tape edge damage.

when transferred to the tape, cause dropouts.

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