film
- noun
- /fɪlm/
- The photographer carefully developed the film to capture the stunning landscape.
- roll of film
- exposed film
- film camera
And, you know, Kodak was caught up in the analog film world and then the world changed.
- And, you know, Kodak was caught up in the analog film world and then the world changed.
- What are these called Fuji films Pomeroyd with film.
Examples
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I discovered ways to make faster film that developed images with little light.
Fiction book (1992) -
Then the image was gone, as though a film had run inside her mind.
Fiction book (1992) -
Of course I got it on film, David!
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I think about the film Blood Diamond in this regard.
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They produced a film showing this object.
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But, you know, David Bradley is in this film who plays the the older brother.
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Now, everyone's film has to be developed in less than an hour.
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Photos or film of mountain gorillas in the wild.
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In addition, he had several thousand feet of unedited 16 mm film from the 1931 expedition.
Academic text (1993) -
Now I also found a super eight film reel, which, it's got a little copper strip, so I think we're gonna be able to get some sound outta this.
Synonyms
A strip of material for taking photos that is wound on a spool
Paper or other material that changes when light hits it and is used to make photos
A thin strip of material that cameras use to take pictures with light
Compounds
An event where people watch a set of films, often with first showings and awards
The study of films at university that looks at their history and ideas about them
- Specialized
Special film that records pictures made by X-rays to show bones or the inside of objects
- Specialized
A thin strip of material that cameras use to take pictures with light
- Specialized
A small fern with very thin, almost see-through leaves that grows in very wet tropical forests
- Archaic
Film for taking photos that reacts to blue, violet, and green light but not red
- Specialized
Material for taking pictures that records light in colors we can see
How Fast
Surface Forms
Etymology
Film was used for the thin, light-sensitive 'layer' put on a strip of material for photographs, so people began to call the whole strip 'film'.