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filmstrip

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filmstrip [′film‚strip]
(graphic arts)
A continuous length of 35-millimeter film containing a number of still photographs, drawings, or charts, which are projected on a screen one at a time.


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If your idea of A/V is waiting for the "beep" to advance the filmstrip, well, you might be in for a surprise.
To make Moxon's Mechanick Exercises, or, the Doctrine of Handy-Works Applied to the Art of Printing (1999), the third installment, which was finished first, Gatten used a time-consuming process that involves affixing cellophane tape to book pages, removing the pulp by immersing the pages in hot water, and transferring the remaining ink directly to the filmstrip by hand.
Specific technology included in the checklist on the survey instrument were cassette recorder, desktop computer, laptop computer, Web camera, camcorder, LCD panel, overhead projector, filmstrip projector, video-cassette recorder (VCR) and monitor, 16-mm film projector, data projector, and computer lab.
 
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