Brief History of Imaging Technology

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Date: 2012-05-02 17:08:06 Film formats Storage media Lens mounts Eastman Kodak Kodak DCS Photographic film Camera lens Single-lens reflex camera Rangefinder camera Photography Technology Digital photography		Brief History of Imaging Technology Add to Reading List Source URL: vitaleartconservation.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 720,10 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Article: METHODS FOR EVALUATING THE DETERIORATION OF NITRATE MOTION PICTURE FILM Author(s): Maria Fernanda Valverde Topics in Photographic Preservation, Volume 7. Pages: 66-72 Compiler: Robin E. Siegel DocID: 1vmK2 - View Document
	Article: An Examination of Duplicating Film Damaged by Water in 1986 Author(s): Robin Siegel Topics in Photographic Preservation, Volume 8. Pages: 11-15 Compiler: Robin E. Siegel © 1999, Photographic Materials Group of DocID: 1uZrd - View Document
	PT-DZ12000U 3-chip DLP® Projector High-Resolution WUXGA Images and 12,000-Lumen Brightness for Clear, Big-Screen Images DocID: 1rsPh - View Document
	IEEE Milestone Proposal: “Creating the Foundation of the Data Storage Flash Memory Industry” Abstract Flash memory used for mass data storage has supplanted the photographic film and floppy disk markets. It has also DocID: 1qR4v - View Document
	150P OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS SYSTEM OVERVIEW The 8”x10” Manual Film Processing system is a lightweight, portable, self-contained system which produces finished, high quality, positive radiographs without conventional DocID: 1qCxn - View Document