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Microfilm reader

A microfilm reader or microreader is a device that uses a lens and source of light to magnify miniaturized text and accompanying images that have been printed on a roll of 16 mm film (100 cm or 215 cm in length) or 35 mm film (100 cm in length), which is also known as microfilm or "roll film."

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Microfilm reader

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Triples41
Avg. degree1.95
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Microfilm reader

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related to 20th century · 19
Microfilm reader → Admiral Fiske's, All, Books, Cameras, Checkograph, Designed, Despite, Filing, Fiske, Fiskeoscope, George McCarthy, In, Kodak, Kodak BROWNIE Camera, Kodascope, Navy Admiral Bradley Allen, New York, Throughout, While Admiral Fiske's
related to 19th century · 12
Microfilm reader → Alfred Rosling's, Daguerreotype, Dancer, During, English, Europe, George Eastman's, Henry Fox Talbot's, Illustrated London News, John Benjamin Dancer, The, The Daguerreotype
related to 21st century · 6
Microfilm reader → COM, Firewire, Hardware, Personal, USB, Windows

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microfilm film used first reader readers century printed produced onto could became books content process paper roll store time new

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the Kodascopeinstance ofwhich was viewed with a handheld magnifier or a Kodak projector0.80text
a new form of the microfilm reader.Books were also being transformedinstance ofwhich was viewed with a handheld magnifier or a Kodak projector0.80text
converted to microfilm during this timeinstance ofwhich was viewed with a handheld magnifier or a Kodak projector0.80text
and unique readers were developed for this trendinstance ofwhich was viewed with a handheld magnifier or a Kodak projector0.80text
Microfilm readerrelated to 19th centuryThe0.60section
Microfilm readerrelated to 19th centuryJohn Benjamin Dancer0.60section
Microfilm readerrelated to 19th centuryDancer0.60section
Microfilm readerrelated to 19th centuryEnglish0.60section
Microfilm readerrelated to 19th centuryDaguerreotype0.60section
Microfilm readerrelated to 19th centuryDuring0.60section
Microfilm readerrelated to 19th centuryEurope0.60section
Microfilm readerrelated to 19th centuryAlfred Rosling's0.60section

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