Useful Information on Microfilm Archive Writers
Computer output microfiche or microfilm is a method of generating microfilm by making use of data from a computer. The equipment that does this is called an archive writer. The microfilm archive writer was first developed by Kodak around the late 80’s. The equipment cam with high intensity LED bar and a unique microfilm cartridge. The process by which the LED bar light up was also the way in which the microfilm was written. There are also some other archive writers that can write other types of microform (microfiche). There are various types of archive writing equipment. They can be run a variety of speed, can write 35mm or 16mm microfilm, or can write the microfiche or microfilm in grayscale or bitonal. It did not take a long time for the manufacturers to realize the fact that the microfilm created from computer files is going to be the future, so they started working on it more. What archive writer you should buy? 1.For writing on 16mm microfilm, your range of choice is bet...