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Hear this out loud PauseMicrofilm preserves fragile documents such as rare books, newspapers and other periodicals by using micro-photography to reduce an image onto a roll of plastic film. Microfiche serves the same purpose but the format is a 4x6 plastic card. (You might see these two formats referred to collectively as microform.) What is microfilm and how do I use it? - Frequently Asked Questions depaul.edu faq depaul.edu faq
They are commonly available in two different formats: microfilm and microfiche. Microfilm is a reel of 16mm or 35mm film. Microfiche is a flat sheet of images. Both types of microform may be viewed using the readers in Bass Library.
Microfilm preserves fragile documents such as rare books, newspapers and other periodicals by using micro-photography to reduce an image onto a roll of plastic film. Microfiche serves the same purpose but the format is a 4x6 plastic card. (You might see these two formats referred to collectively as microform.)
Hear this out loud PauseThe majority of our newspapers are on microfilm. However, we also have a number of specimen newspapers, and provide online access to several newspaper databases. If you have questions about any of our newspaper resources please feel free to ask us a question. California Newspapers ca.gov california-history newspa ca.gov california-history newspa
The principal disadvantage of microforms is that the image is (usually) too small to read with the naked eye and requires analog or digital magnification to be read.

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Hear this out loud PauseMicrofiche and microfilm still continue to exist for how long is another question given digital advancements. However, microform continues to be used by libraries and other archive institutions. The Ultimate Guide To Microfiche Microfilm bp-ms.co.uk the-ultimate-guide-to-microfiche-a bp-ms.co.uk the-ultimate-guide-to-microfiche-a
Microforms are a storage format that uses small images (microreproductions) of printed documents to store huge amounts of information in a small physical space. With microforms, you can keep thousands of newspapers, journals, theses and other documents in just a few cabinets.

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