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  • What Is an Enclosed Microfilm Reel?

    Microfilm is a storage medium that allows images of documents and other printed material to be stored on rolls of film. Thousands or even tens of thousands of pages and images can be stored on a single microfilm reel. To protect the film from damage and scratches, some microfilm viewers use an enclosed cartridge system to contain and store the film.

  • How Does an 8 mm Film Projector Work?

    Film is an expensive medium, with its cost a barrier to use in consumer markets. The introduction of 8 mm film, which was 16 mm film cut in half, reduced the cost to a level that made it popular for home movies in the 1960s and 1970s. The introduction of this film format went together with the design of film projectors that consumers could easily use to play their movies. These film projectors reduced component parts to a minimum to simplify operation, while preserving essential functions.

  • Nikon 16-85 vs. Nikon 18-200

    With over 70 lenses in its arsenal, Nikon has various lens options for the consumer and professional photographer. Two of Nikon's zoom lens options include the AF-S DX Nikkor 16-85 mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR and the AF-S DX Nikkor 18-200 mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VRII. These two lenses have some very similar features, but an experienced photographer will benefit from knowing the differences.

  • What Chemicals Do You Use to Develop 35 mm Film?

    Developing 35 mm film in a darkroom can be a long process, but many photographers prefer this method to its digital counterpart. Working the "old-fashioned" way offers unique creative control not found in modern digital photography. The darkroom includes certain equipment, techniques and chemicals. Four main chemical solutions are used in the development of 35mm film, which can be found as liquid concentrations or in powder form. They are diluted in water and are used separately to turn those small rolls of film into long strips of negative images.

  • How to Make Your Rifle Look Like Movie Guns

    Making a successful movie depends largely upon your props. Using realistic props adds pizazz and a sense of truth to your movie -- whether it's a drama or fantasy. Making your rifle look like a movie gun is possible by following a few simple steps. Gather a group of friends and combine ideas to create a zany assemblage of firearms made for the movies.

  • How to Make an Airbrush Tool

    An airbrush tool is a machine that uses air to spray paint onto a surface. Airbrush tools are commercially manufactured and can be purchased at most art supply stores. Though prices vary based on the type of airbrush tool you purchase, they can be quite costly. Making your own airbrush tool can be done at home using a variety of common household items. Unlike commercially manufactured airbrushes, however, these homemade tools are operated by your breath.

  • How to Make an Air Brush Kit Out of Home Supplies

    Airbrushing for beginners can be a fun craft, especially when you can make your own kit at home with homemade material. As long as you take the appropriate caution of wearing safety goggles and cleaning all spills quickly, this will be a safe and fun activity for kids as well as adults.

  • What Kind of Rifles Did SEALs Use in Pirate Rescues?

    The Navy SEAL teams have specialized firearms customized for their specific mission. While involved in actions against the pirates off the Somali Coast, the SEALs successfully used these highly effective weapons.

  • How to Develop 35 mm Film

    While we live in an age of digital photography, many amateur and professional photographers still prefer the look of traditionally developed film. Developing film at home is fairly straightforward, but it can be a little tricky for a first-timer. The cost of the necessary chemicals and equipment can be a little high, but making the investment now can lead savings in the future. Before digital photography was the norm, the development process was considered a part of the art form, and today's amateur photographer can enjoy the craftsmanship and sense of accomplishment that goes into developing his own images.

  • How to Make an Airbrush Machine

    Airbrushing can be a fun and rewarding pastime. An airbrush machine can be functional (touching up a car or cracked paint), or simply for enjoyment (airbrushing tribal flames on your skateboard). However, with the high costs of airbrush machines, it can be a difficult hobby to break into. Luckily, you can actually build your own airbrush machine in your home with inexpensive materials and just a little time set aside to do so.

  • How to Load a Leica III With Film

    The Leica III is one of the classic cameras from the age of film photography. Built in a variety of models between 1933 and 1960, the Leica III was the standard of professional journalists for decades. The Leica III is a coupled rangefinder camera with interchangeable lenses and viewfinders offering more flexibility than similar cameras of the era. Loading film in the Leica III required several steps.

  • How to Build Your Own Airbrush

    Airbrushing is a fun hobby, with beautiful results. But if you're just starting out, airbrushes and airbrush kits can be varied and expensive. Luckily, you can build your own start-up airbrush kit from things found around the house for a fraction of the price.

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