A thin, flexible material coated with a light-sensitive emulsion, used in cameras to capture images when exposed to light.
A medium for storytelling in motion pictures, often composed of a series of photographed or animated images that are projected to create the illusion of motion.
A semi-transparent, glossy paper-like chemical product used in packaging and other applications.
The content or images recorded on a light-sensitive medium, particularly in the context of cinema or projected presentations, such as slides.
A type of film that features explicit sexual acts and is intended for adult audiences, often distributed discreetly.
A genre of motion picture that is characterized by its graphic portrayal of sexual content, typically considered obscene or pornographic.
A type of film used for the long-term preservation of printed materials, blueprints, and photographs by reducing their size into a more compact format, allowing for storage and ease of management.
A specialized film that enables the photographic reduction of documents and publications, which can then be viewed using a magnifying device known as a micro-reader, facilitating access to large amounts of information in a small space.
A archival medium that transforms text and images into a miniature form, serving as a method for conserving literature and records while ensuring they remain accessible through magnification technology.
A type of photographic film that, when developed, produces a positive image directly on the film itself, allowing for viewing as a slide or transparency.
A film format that captures images in a way that they can be projected or displayed with no additional printing required, typically used for presentations and exhibitions.
A film that provides vivid colors and fine detail, often used by photographers who want to achieve high-quality image reproduction for sharing or display purposes.