Englisch - Türkisch
Definition von microfilming im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
- microfilm
- mikrofilm
- microfilm
- (isim) mikrofilm
- microfilm
- mikrofilme çek
- microfilm
- minifilm
Relevante Übersetzungen
Englisch - Englisch
Definition von microfilming im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
- {i} act of filming graphic or printed matter in miniaturized images
- present participle of microfilm
- microfilm
- A continuous roll of film containing photographs of documents at a greatly reduced size
- microfilm
- To reproduce documents on such film
- microfilm
- Photographic film showing micro images of publications, such as the contents of journals Boise State University Albertsons Library microfilm is packaged on a reel and machines which enable viewing and copying are available in the Microforms Room, First Floor See Also Microfiche, Microform
- microfilm
- A microphotograph on cellulose film It may be negative or positive and may be 16 or 35 mm wide In the Hatfield Library, microfilm is used for older issues of newspapers and for some magazines and journals
- microfilm
- A continuous roll of photographic film used to store miniaturized text which can be magnified and copied only with the aid of a reader-printer machine
- microfilm
- A continuous roll of photographic film used for storing miniaturized text and/or microimages in a linear array which can be magnified and copied only with the aid of a reader-printer machine Some back files of periodicals are routinely converted to microfilm to save space Reader/printer machines are available in the Library for viewing and making hard copies
- microfilm
- A roll of film with a number of maps or images printed on it, reduced to a fraction of original size It requires a microfilm viewer Reduces use of the original and allows easy printing
- microfilm
- {i} film bearing a miniature photographic copy of printed or graphic matter (especially for a library or archive, etc.)
- microfilm
- record on microfilm
- microfilm
- Rolls of film containing microimages of the pages of a publication such as a magazine or a newspaper Images can be viewed/printed using the microfilm reader/printers located in the Micromaterials Room and the Reading Room
- microfilm
- A continuous roll of photographic film, used for storage of miniaturized text which can be read only with magnification by a reader/printer machine In some libraries, back files of periodicals are routinely converted to microfilm to save space Reader/printer machines are usually available in libraries with microfilm holdings for viewing and making copies
- microfilm
- Reel of plastic film containing information in very small type that is read when enlarged by a machine called a "microfilm reader/printer " Located on the 2nd floor of I D Weeks Library
- microfilm
- film on which materials are photographed at greatly reduced size; useful for storage; a magnification system is used to read the material
- microfilm
- A roll of film on which a printed book, journal, newspaper, or other publication has been reduced in size
- microfilm
- film on which materials are photographed at greatly reduced size; useful for storage; a magnification system is used to read the material record on microfilm
- microfilm
- Microfilm is film that is used for photographing information and storing it in a reduced form. a type of film on which pictures and writing can be made very small, so that large amounts can be stored easily on microfilm
- microfilm
- A format; photographically reduced images of printed pages on 35mm film This format also provides backup for periodicals with missing pages Older issues of newspapers are often microfilmed because newsprint deteriorates so rapidly
- microfilm
- Reel of plastic film containing information in very small type that can be read when enlarged by a machine called a "microfilm reader "
- microfilm
- Film containing a reduced-scale photographic record of printed or other graphic matter
- microfilm
- The generic term used to describe any device which uses a film process and records multiple pages of data onto the film Film is usually 16 millimeter roll film
- microfilm
- A fine grain, high resolution film used to record microimages The types of film commonly used are silver gelatin film, vesicular film, and diazo film [SAA]
- microfilm
- A roll of photographic film containing micro images of printed or graphic material
- microfilm
- (MFILM) a type of microform that contains printed information on a roll of film
- microfilm
- Photographic film containing microimages The film is usually 35mm Microfilm and microfilm readers are located on the first floor
- microfilm
- {f} photograph on microfilm (photographed film containing miniaturized images)
- microfilm
- A microphotograph on cellulose film needing a special reader for use Many of our old newspapers are stored on this format A microfilm reader is located in Short Loan
- microfilm
- A type of microform A small-scale film housing images of printed material Oftentimes, newspapers or magazines may be viewed on microfilm
- microfilm
- A fine grain, high resolution photographic film used specifically for the capture of document images Microfilm is manufactured primarily in either 16 mm or 35 mm widths and in 100- or 215- foot long rolls While all camera microfilm has a silver halide photosensitive emulsion layer and this type of film is also used for the production of working duplicates, several highly economical duplication films exist such as diazo film (organic dyes) and vesicular film (bubbles)
- microfilm
- A roll of film that stores periodicals or other documents
- microfilm
- Photographically reduced images of a printed page in reel to reel format (See also Microform)
- microfilm
- Photographic film used in micrographics, usually in roll form 35mm or 16mm wide 35mm format is preferred for preservation microfilming
- microfilm
- A type of microform where the images are stored on rolls of film Newspapers are often stored on microfilm
- microfilm
- Photographic format of reduced images that is reproduced on a roll of 35mm or 16mm film Past issues of newspapers are often microfilmed because newsprint deteriorates rapidly The microfilm collection at Lovejoy Library is housed in the Microforms Area on the second floor