noun a film bearing a miniature photographic copy of printed or other graphic matter, usually of a document or book, made for a library, archive, or the like
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Microfilm is used in libraries to store and preserve newspapers, magazines, and other documents in a compact and easily accessible format.
Microfilm is used in academic research to access primary sources and historical documents that may not be available in digital format.
Genealogists often use microfilm to access old census records, birth certificates, and other historical documents.
Microfilm is a valuable resource for researchers studying historical documents, newspapers, and records.
Archives use microfilm to preserve historical documents and records for long-term storage and easy access.
Writers may use microfilm to research historical documents, newspapers, or other sources for their writing projects.
Librarians may use microfilm to store and preserve old newspapers, manuscripts, and other documents in their collections.
Historians may use microfilm to access primary sources and archival materials that are not available in digital format.
Archivists may use microfilm to create preservation copies of fragile or deteriorating documents in their collections.