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- Microform - Wikipedia
A microform is a scaled-down reproduction of a document, typically either photographic film or paper, made for the purposes of transmission, storage, reading, and printing Microform images are commonly reduced to about 4% or 1⁄25 of the original document size For special purposes, greater optical reductions may be used
- What is Microfilm? Understanding Its Uses and Benefits
Microfilm is a photographic film containing microphotographs of documents, newspapers, books, and other materials Typically, these microphotographs are reduced in size to fit onto a small strip of film, often measuring just 16mm or 35mm in width
- The History Of Microfilm | Learn The Past, Present, And Future
In our article we’ll cover a (brief) history of microfilm, where it’s used today, some benefits of choosing microfilm for records preservation, and the potential future of microfilm
- A brief history of preservation: microfiche and microfilm
Microfiche or microfilm? Let’s start by clearing this one up with some definitions: both microfiche and microfilm are types of microform, storing photographic images of documentation too small to be visible to the human eye The difference is in their format
- Microfilm Scanning Conversion | Serving The Phoenix Metro Area
Our microfiche scanners can capture images from 16mm, 35mm and 70mm microfiche, regardless if it is Step and Repeat, Jacketed, or COM (Computer Output Microfilm)
- Microfilm vs. Microfiche: Understanding the Difference
Explore the differences between microfilm vs microfiche Learn how each format works and their applications in document preservation
- The Strange History of Microfilm, Which Will Be With Us for Centuries
That tool is microfiche, the plasticky film used to archive old print content, and it has a surprisingly diverse history—one that starts with a guy named John Benjamin Dancer In 1839, Dancer,
- The History of Microfilm: 1839 To The Present
John Benjamin Dancer, an English scientist, known as the "Father of Microphotography," began to experiment with and manufacture microproduced novelty texts as early as 1839 In 1853 he successfully sold microphotographs as slides to be viewed with a microscope
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