Modern color f Ims

It refers to the measure of a f Im's sensitivity to light

paper with pure silver bromide

A chemically reactive material

is used as storage media

It refers to a medium or large format of f Im

It is made of transparent plastic

An additional, optional, part of the MMC 4.x specification is a DRM (Digital rights management) mechanism intended to enable MMC to compete with SD or Memory Stick in this area.

is one of the f lash memory cards.

is half as big as the mini.

is a clear, gelatin layer that is sometimes called the anti-abrasion layer.

is a measurement of how much light is needed

these sensitive papers are suitable for contact printing. Yield warmed toned images by development

The original SD card had a capacity limit of only 2GB.

is a paper coated with a light- sensitive chemical formula, used for making photographic prints

It refers to the f Im and photographic paper

The Secure Digital format includes four card families available in three different form factors

containing blend of silver chloride and silver bromide salts

is similar as a SD card but is smaller than the original SD card

is a thin layer of gelatin containing the light sensitive silver halide salt

are used in moderm cell phones, digital cameras, laptop and PDA having slots to enable you to quickly transfer data.

protects the film from friction, scratches, or abrasions

This supports or holds the emulsion in place

two types of f Im formats

Basic Components of Film

The anti- halation backing prevents light from ref lecting

Film Speed Scales enumerate

The term roll f Im is usually reserved for f Im wound up on a spool

is a digital flash memory card, developed by Sony in October 1998 was available in sizes up to 128MB

is an electronic storage device used for storing digital media, such as photos and videos

was f ist introduced by. SanDisk in 1994

One of the most important characteristics of f Im is its sensitivity

prevents the fim from curling during the drying process

One of the first substantial changes in MMC was the introduction of dual-voltage cards that support operations at 1.8 V in addition to 3.3 V