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  • Tech tip · Document Archiving

    The Importance of Regular Microfilm Processor Service

    Why microfilm processors need regular service, including at least one formal annual PM by a qualified technician.

    1 min readEastman Park Micrographics

  • Microfilm Process Control Reminders

    Tech tip · Document Archiving

    Microfilm Process Control Reminders

    Simple routines for stable microfilm process control: weekly densitometer calibration, correlation strips, three control strips and daily charting.

    1 min readEastman Park Micrographics

  • Tech tip · Document Archiving

    EPM White Reels Are Safe for Long-Term Storage

    EPM white reels, spools, cores and black boxes are made of chemically inert polystyrene and are safe for long-term film storage.

    1 min readEastman Park Micrographics

  • Tech tip · Document Archiving

    An Inexpensive Microscope for Reading Microfilm Resolution

    Reading microfilm resolution targets requires 100X magnification; the Microscope World Model 189 is an inexpensive, effective option.

    1 min readEastman Park Micrographics

  • Computing Processor Dwell Time and Transport Speed

    Tech tip · Document Archiving

    Computing Processor Dwell Time and Transport Speed

    A simple formula converts the film manufacturer's developer dwell time into processor transport speed, with an Allen M70 example.

    1 min readEastman Park Micrographics

  • Tech tip · Document Archiving

    Choosing the Correct Processor Solution Filters

    Recommended filter sizes for deep tank processor chemistry and incoming water to ensure good circulation, uniform density and clean film.

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  • Tech tip · Document Archiving

    Fixing Water Problems in a Microfilm Processor

    Fix water spots on processed microfilm by controlling water hardness, using Kodak Photo-Flo Solution correctly and maintaining the dryer.

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  • Article · Document Archiving

    IMAGELINK Reference Archive for Protecting Public Records

    IMAGELINK Reference Archive combines scanning with i9600 Archive Writer microfilm output to keep public records permanently and accessible online.

    3 min readEastman Park Micrographics

  • Article · Document Archiving

    Quality Control Practices for Archival Microfilm Production

    Routine quality control practices for each area of a microfilm lab, from processing and darkroom to filming, duplication and raw stock storage.

    2 min readEastman Park Micrographics