Slang shortening of X-ray film.

An X-ray picture in which the beams pass from front-to-back (anteroposterior). As opposed to a PA (posteroanterior) film in which the rays pass through the body from back-to-front.

An X-ray picture taken from the side.

An X-ray picture in which the beams pass from back-to-front (posteroanterior). As opposed to an AP (anteroposterior) film in which the rays pass through the body from front-to-back.

See: Tear film.

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A transparent cellulose nitrate or cellulose actetate composition made in thin, flexible strips or sheets and coated with a light-sensitive emulsion for taking photographs.

c. 1600, "to cover with a film or thin skin," from film (v.). Intransitive sense is from 1844. Meaning "to make a movie of" is from 1899. Related: Filmed; filming.

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to photograph or reproduce with a motion picture camera.

movie or motion picture.

movie

A flexible base supporting an emulsion - light-sensitive in the case of movies and stills and magnetic in the case of video. Also, informally, motion pictures. Erick Sommers insists that since both are film according to physicists, video-taping can technically be referred to as "filming."

make a film or photograph of something; "take a scene"; "shoot a movie" movie: a form of entertainment that enacts a story by sound and a sequence o [..]

A movie or motion picture.

a moving picture. The same word also means a strip of material used in a camera

(1) as a verb, to record a scene or make (or lense) a motion picture; (2) as a noun, refers to a motion picture, or (3) the thin strip of material on the film negative (with a base and light-sensitive [..]

A thin strip or sheet of flexible, transparent or translucent material (usually plastic) coated with a light-sensitive emulsion that, when exposed to light, can be used to develop photographic images. [..]

A thin, plastic sheet.

A photographic emulsion coated on a flexible translucent or transparent plastic base.

Flat materials that are extremely thin in comparison to its length and breadth. Typically, a film has a maximum nominal thickness of 0.25 millimeters. Flame, Fire & Smoke Retardants

 – Uniform, homogeneous, nonfibrous synthetic webs. Flagged Rolls

Stage in making a plate where individual pages of a/w

Plastic "stretch" wrap used by a stretch wrapper to wrap a load.

(n) a form of entertainment that enacts a story by sound and a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement(n) a medium that disseminates moving pictures(n) photographic material cons [..]

membrana

A compilation of light sensitive silver salts, color couplers (in color film), and other materials suspended in an emulsion and coated on an acetate base. The storehouse of our visions, nightmares, and dreams.

A motion picture or movie.

The light-sensitive material used in most non-digital cameras to record an image.

Film is a gelatin acetate that is coated with light-sensitive metal halide crystals that when exposed to light transform and re-align themselves to "preserve" the image in the coating.

Any sheet or strip of transparent plastic coated with a light-sensitive emulsion.

photographic material consisting of a thin transparent plastic base coated with a light sensitive emulsion.

A film base coated with an emulsion designed for use with X-Rays.

A layer of coating or paint.

A film manufactured by forcing base material through rolls of a calendering machine, making it smooth and glossy.

(1) Film made by pouring or metering material onto a highly polished moving drum or endless belt, or (2) film produced by extruding into a solution, as in the case of cellophane.

Film produced by the extrusion method.

Film that does not become cloudy from condensation of moisture caused by temperature drops or humidity changes.

Film in which the molecular structure is aligned mechanically in one or more directions, thus giving the film more strength while introducing shrinkage characteristics.

Generally used to describe a thin plastic material usually not more than 75 micrometres (0.003 inch) thick.

A thin coating or layer of paint, ink, etc.

a fine layer of surficial layer of colour

a fine layer of paint or varnish that has hardened. Too little binder in the paint can cause a ‘weak paint film’.

A sheet or roll form of adhesive that adheres when heat is applied. Cut to size of work and iron to achieve mount.

Conductive or non-conductive material deposited on a glass or ceramic substrate. Used for passive circuit components, resistors, and capacitors.

photographic film motion picture

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