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as you mentioned, there are still organizations that want microfilm for their recordkeeping. Most of the ones that are getting microfilm are doing it because of regulation or statute (such as a state requirement to have an eye-readable copy of the records). could you list some organizations (mainly National Archives) who are doing this and also links to regulations (or countries with such regulations) if possible. thank you.

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This is affordable magazine publishing or newspapers for light , clean and increase profit and information integrity..we can use microfilm as small as haft after finger nail on a roll and one month 100 magazine title on one roll easily or 100 e book also possible or video could be stored entire Hollywood all archive in a room size of dining room

I'm thinking about buying a viewer on eBay simply for pleasure and enjoyment. LIKE A BIG KINDLE. That doesn't have the internet, so no UA-cam to get distracted by, but I don't have to bend my neck to look at it. So, if I don't care about the longevity of the files beyond my lifetime, am I able to be a little more lax with any of these rules? Could I store them on my bookshelf next to my other books?

OCR should make indexing much easier. You can then use various scraping methods on resulting text.

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Thankyou sir that was a great informative video.

1. There are different types of microfilm/microform (microfiche, microfilm, aperture cards). 2. Microfilm can last 500 years (if stored properly)! 3. Microfilm can deteriorate & decay. 4. Microfilm can be scanned into digital images. 5. Microfilm is still being created today. 6. Microfilm is unchangeable. 7. Microfilm was invented in 1839!

I think the pricing portion of the video may be a bit unclear. For example, I have 2 COM type microfiche I want to get scanned. It's a parts book for an old MGB sports car. I emailed numerous companies about getting these TWO microfiche scanned. In your video, you said a general cost for a COM fiche would be $3 - $5 dollars per fiche. No one who quoted me a price was under $400. They all said the same thing - there are setup fees. So, yeah, maybe $3 - $5 per fiche, but PLUS other fees, and the other fees are the primary cost of the process. Even in your video, where you explain the extensive process your company follows to ensure a quality final product, I mean, in my case, two fiche, no one is doing a process like yours for $10.

Thank you, this was very helpful.

Hi Sir may we ask if what is the difference between Kodak 2400DSV-E to microfiche? Thank you.

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Another great video! Thank you!

awesome video! Thank you so much! I'm preparing for my CRM exams, and wanted to understand more about digital imaging. I didn't really understand hollerith, but your video was very helpful! :D

Excellent! Thanks.

Thanks for the video! Besides storage - how one handles the film is very important. Avoid touching the images on the film with ungloved fingers as you will leave fingerprints on those images from the oil on your fingertips. Wear white cotton gloves to avoid those issues.

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I wish all videos I've been looking where explained in so much detail 👍 good job bro

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I just bought a used Canon PC80 Microfilm Reader labeled as "broken" on auction. It could be a bad projector bulb, or the printer may need a new ink cartridge. I have bought used ones in the past to strip the optics. I will attempt to fix this one and maybe I will resell it or maybe I will begin a microfilm scanning service. I have not seen it yet, but I bid a buck and with tax and fees, the total was $1.20. I have to drive 60 miles round trip to pick it up. Thank you for posting "7 Things..."

The US census returns were microfilmed about 1949. These were used by the Social Security Administration to validate hundreds of supercentenarian cases in the US around 2003. It was a great idea, but some false cases such as Lucy Hannah (1875?/1895-1993) slipped through.

I used to know how to Use microfiche when I was 16 years old back in 1982 at Alameda Naval Air Station in Northern California.

Can we have colored micro films ?

Can you suggest any microfilm printer ?

Thanks! Helpful and simple

So, i would ask ur opininion about should we still microfilming the archives n newspaper or better we digitizing them?

Thank you so much for putting the information in lucid manner.

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