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Roll film

Roll film

Film roll with paper backing.

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    American entrepreneur, inventor, and photographer (1854–1932).

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  3. Film stock

    Medium used for recording motion pictures.

    14%

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    Medium format roll film.

    12%

  5. Camera

    Optical device for recording images.

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    Series of photo cameras.

    8.3%

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    American photographic and film company.

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