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microimage

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microimage

In micrographics, any photographic image of information that is too small to be read without magnification.

microimage [′mī·krō‚im·ij]
(computer science)
A single image stored on a microform medium.


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The contents of individual microimages cannot be altered, and insertion or removal of images requires splicing of film, which is readily apparent.
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The retrieval side of Travelers operation, headed by Julie Senerth, manager of Commercial Lines Document Management, uses Kodak microimage scanners to locate, and fax or e-mail documents directly from the film, greatly streamlining the process.
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Digital images were captured using an RGB Automaticam (A209; MicroImage Video Systems Co.
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