Micrographics
 There are several key reasons microfilm continues
to play a major role as the foundation of document imaging systems:
Reliability
Microfilm is an archival medium. Documents filmed 70 years ago are retrievable
and readable today. How many other media types can make the same claim?
ISO Standard
Microfilm is a compatible medium. When you store information on microfilm,
you shield it from possible changes in proprietary technology.
Low cost
Microfilm provides compact, efficient storage at a very low cost per image.
Its archival qualities also make the best choice for long term, offline
information storage.
Reproducibility
Microfilm is very inexpensive to duplicate. You can quickly and conveniently
distribute large quantities of document information to other people who
need to access it.
Scanability
Microfilm is readily converted
to electronic data for networked distribution and digital storage. Devices
such as the KODAK
IMAGELINK™
Digital Workstation 2000
provides outstanding image quality from microfilm that accurately renders
details when viewed on computer displays or transferred to Kodak Writable
CD Media.
The bottom line is that microfilm
is here to stay. It coan provide safe, secure, standardized base for your
imaging systems that can migrate with technology to provide even faster
access to information.
As the leader in manufacturing and
supplying micrographic consumables, equipment and servicing, Kodak is able
to offer you a range of micrographic products.
Consumables
 Camera
Negative Films
- Archive Storage Media
- EKTAMATE Paper
- Chemicals
- Non Silver Print Films
- Wet COM films
- Dry COM Films
- Silver Print Films
- Anacomp Films/Chemicals
Equipment
 Capture Devices
Kodak Imagelink™
Microimager 30
Kodak Imagelink™
Microimager 70
Kodak Imagelink™
Planetary Microfilmer
Retrieval Devices
Kodak Imagelink™
Digital Workstation
Kodak Imagelink™ Printer 7
Com Equipment
Anacomp COM equipment
For more information please contact
Kodak or the Authorised Imaging Distributor in your region.
 
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