microfilm

/ˈmaɪkroʊfɪlm/
noun
  1. A roll of film containing very small photographs of documents, used for storage and preservation.
    • The library has old newspapers on microfilm for researchers.
    • They transferred the records to microfilm to save storage space.
    • A special projector is needed to read microfilm.
verb
  1. To photograph documents onto microfilm for storage.
    • They microfilmed the old maps to protect them from damage.
    • The company microfilms its important records every year.
    • The archive plans to microfilm all its historical letters.
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