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roll film
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roll film [′rōl ‚film]
(graphic arts)
A long strip of plastic material with a sensitive emulsion on one side and a layer of gelatin on the other; the gelatin layer reduces the tendency of the base material to curl; the film is attached to opaque backing paper that protects the film from light before and after it is exposed in the camera.


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Our product line includes microform scanners, reader-printers, rollfilm readers, planetary cameras, fiche duplicators, and a variety of universal and/or rollfilm carriers that can be used with most major manufacturers' micrographic or hybrid reader printers and scanners.
Many of the amateur photographers who equipped themselves with easy-to-use, more affordable rollfilm cameras were women, as manufacturers targeted middle-class female consumers who had both the disposable income and the leisure time to take up photography.
Medium-Format Handbook--A Guide to Rollfilm Photography: Blandford Press, London, England, 1989.
 
 
 
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