Records Preservation and Conservation -4
Microfilm, If a source of information, such as a book or a paper document, cannot be maintained in its
Microfilm, If a source of information, such as a book or a paper document, cannot be maintained in its
Phonograph Records, Sound recordings or phonograph records preserve information through music and recorded voice and allow such material to
Photographs, Photographs record and store information regarding events, history, and people and provide through study a basis for the
Introduction: Information has been recorded throughout time in wide a variety of formats as human knowledge, ability and skills
Advantages and Disadvantages of Microphotography Advantages of Microphotography: Since the first practical microfilm camera was developed in 1928 microfilm
Uses of Microphotography Microphotography can solve a number of problems in the archives. Firstly, microphotographs need much less filing
Types of Microforms The term “Microform” covers all forms of micro-images – these may be transparent or opaque, and
Introduction Microphotography refers to the process by which documents, records, and other archival sources are photographed into a miniature