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Meanings of photographic film in English
Usage of photographic film in English
1
As you say, photographic film is sensitive to light, not spiritual emanations.
2
By 1885 he had introduced the the first transparent photographic film.
3
It simply hung, or lay as one photographic film might lie upon another.
4
In conventional, nondigital cameras, a light photon induces a chemical change in a photographic film.
5
The drying of photographic film in full lengths without scratching or curling is quite difficult.
6
Only on rare occasions do manifestations of this kind show up on photographic film or paper.
7
Erlendur went up closer, knelt down and saw rolls of photographic film half buried in the gravel.
8
And Kodachrome sends father and son on a road-trip to the last shop that develops photographic film.
9
Kodachrome began life as a non-fiction magazine article about the last shop to develop photographic film stock.
10
My memory during depression may be likened to a photographic film, seven hundred and ninety-eight days long.
11
He might be willing, just barely, to allow the possibility of mentally imprinting photographic film, but moving images?
12
Glass plate negatives were used by photographers before the wide scale adoption of photographic film in the 1930s.
13
Kodachrome Kodachrome began life as a non-fiction magazine article about the last shop to develop photographic film stock.
14
This time photographic film rather than paper was to be used, and a camera was brought into the room.
15
Rochester, New York-based Kodak launched its first camera in 1888 and grew to dominate the market for photographic film.
16
In addition it is slightly easier to visualize ice embedded particles on this CCD camera than on photographic film.
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Translations for photographic film
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Photographic film through the time
Photographic film across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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