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film Now, 35mm film accommodates the 6-track digital sound, but previously almost all films released in 70mm from 1971-1992 were originally photographed in 35mm and then blown up to the 70mm format specifically for playback with 6-track sound. The motion picture exhibition format from 1955-1971, 70mm, contained 6-track magnetic sound, using camera equipment manufactured by Todd-AO and Panavision. ...
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film badge A packet of photographic film used for the approximate measurement of radiation exposure for personnel monitoring purposes. The badge may contain two or more films of differing sensitivity and may contain filters which shield parts of the film from certain types of radiation.
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film Used to make the printing plates with. Output from an image setter or taken with a camera.
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film A layer or coat of paint or other material applied to the surface. The layer remaining after the paint has dried is often called the dried film.
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film Synthetic face material manufactured from high molecular weight polymers. Examples are Kimdura, Polyester, Vinyl, Polyolefin, Polystyrene and Polyethylene.
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