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Film: Layer or coat of paint or other finish.

Lith Film: Extreme form of line film, which produces very high contrast images when used in conjunction with a special lith developer.

Microfilm: Is a film used to produce a microscopic record of a document and intended for projection.

Line Film: High contrast film which, after correct development, gives negatives of black and white only (with no grays).

Film Pack: Container holding several sheets of film, so devised that when fitted to the camera the photographer can pull a tab to remove an exposed sheet and replace it with another. Film packs are typ . . . View Full Definition

Film Holder: Light tight container to hold sheet film.

Roll Film Adaptor: Specially designed attachment for cameras designed for cut film, enabling roll film to be used.

Film Plane: Plane at the back of the camera across which the film lies.

Safety Film: Term used to describe a film with a base that is not readily inflammable.

ISO Film Speed Equivalency: With traditional film cameras, sensitivity, also known as ISO, represents the film's sensitivity to light. A lower ISO number means that the film needs more light to take a picture than film . . . View Full Definition