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02-17-2025, 07:24 PM
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A photographer who worked for Topps during this era told me that Topps had strict film requirements, unfortunately that film, combined with the camera he used, wasn't so great for these action shots. Most of the photographers Topps used preferred the posed still shots.
I remember the George Scott card in 73 had a fake crowd background added in. 
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