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ARE USED FILM SCANNERS A GOOD INVESTMENT?
High speed film scanners were first manufactured and sold in 1988. They weren’t particularly fast and the software was in its infancy. Nevertheless, they did scan microfilm and for the most part did a… more →
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Microfilm Look Test
fdevant wrote 3 weeks ago: Besides so much processing and stuff, I’m usually up to Motion Graphic projects, and this one … more →
the plight of the microfilm
thehistorygirl wrote 1 month ago: On Wednesday I had to deal with a faulty microfilm lightbulb, but I managed to get through most of a … more →
i saw this as a scene in a real novel recently, too
Andromeda wrote 1 month ago: “A headstrong young protagonist in way over her head visited the microfilm room of the New Hav … more →
Blips Don't Lie
Beats™ wrote 1 month ago: Microfilm are back with another EP, Blips Don’t Lie. The release offers up 6 tracks, half of w … more →
New Microfilm EP features Scissor Sisters' Del Marquis
thinkpinkradio wrote 2 months ago: Portland’s Microfilm have just released their 2nd EP of 2009, ‘Blips Don’t Lie’, a six-track t … more →
new computers
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ddddavid wrote 2 months ago: memex information storage devices are the future of computing. as our society gets smarter we will n … more →
ARE USED FILM SCANNERS A GOOD INVESTMENT?
nextscan wrote 2 months ago: High speed film scanners were first manufactured and sold in 1988. They weren’t particularly fast an … more →
Technology in Action - Technology Helps FamilySearch Hit Major Milestone
nextscan wrote 2 months ago: http://mormontimes.com/mormon_living/family_history/?id=10680 FamilySearch volunteers expect to have … more →
How Fast is Fast?
nextscan wrote 3 months ago: We live in a world where we want everything fast. We want fast cars, fast food and a fast answer to … more →
Technology in Action - Volunteers to bring Sweden church records online
nextscan wrote 3 months ago: http://mormontimes.com/mormon_living/family_history/?id=10346&hStack=1 … more →
NARA Microfilm Rentals
Terry Beck wrote 3 months ago: A note from Joe Munson: FYI, the National Archives and Records Administration has terminated its mic … more →
Let There Be Light
nextscan wrote 3 months ago: In a perfect world, all roll film and microfiche would have perfect density and contrast throughout … more →
Preserving Newspapers for the Future
Mike wrote 4 months ago: The birth of Peter Brown Part of the “Wright Collection” is a huge amount of newspaper c … more →
The Capture Challenge
nextscan wrote 4 months ago: The good news is that microfilm has proven to be very effective in capturing images of paper documen … more →
Seadragon Newspapers
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Steven Harris wrote 5 months ago: In my previous post, I embedded a video of Blaise Aguera y Arcas demonstrating Microsoft’s Sea … more →
St George News Microfilm Available
stgeorgehistory wrote 5 months ago: The St. George News was published January 5, 1912 –January 29, 1942. Copies are available on microfi … more →
Filmed Image Preservation
nextscan wrote 5 months ago: Prior to 1984, acetate film was used to film documents and then for the most part those paper docume … more →
Welcome!
nextscan wrote 6 months ago: The nextScan blog is a forum where multiple authors will contribute content and generate discussions … more →
International Velvet
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Beats™ wrote 7 months ago: Microfilm are back with some freshhhh hotness… And God damn it is that album art beautiful, pr … more →
