Read and Judge (T)1. No one camera produces all types of microforms, you must match the camera with the film you need (T)2. Because the document is stationary during filming, the planetary camera can produce a film image that is superior to the image from a flow camera (F)3. The planetary camera can produce either 16mm or 35mm film; some models can convert from one to the other. They are the same with the flow camera (T)4. The step-and-repeat camera is a variation of a planetary camera. It produces 105mm microfiche and positions images on the fiche in a grid pattern (T)5. A planetary camera can only film one side of a page at a time. While some models of a flow camera can film both sides of a document simultaneously (F)6. COM, a high-level medium, produces high quality microfilm, micrographic or microform often in microfiche format. While the other microfilming can not connect to a computer to index film G20212120P9WG End 12021/2/20 P.9 ( ) 1. No one camera produces all types of microforms, you must match the camera with the film you need. ( ) 2. Because the document is stationary during filming, the planetary camera can produce a film image that is superior to the image from a flow camera. ( ) 3. The planetary camera can produce either 16mm or 35mm film; some models can convert from one to the other. They are the same with the flow camera. ( ) 4. The step-and-repeat camera is a variation of a planetary camera. It produces 105mm microfiche and positions images on the fiche in a grid pattern. ( ) 5. A planetary camera can only film one side of a page at a time. While some models of a flow camera can film both sides of a document simultaneously. ( ) 6. COM ,a high-level medium, produces high quality microfilm, micrographic or microform often in microfiche format. While the other microfilming can not connect to a computer to index film. Read and Judge End T T F T T F