What is another word for microfilming?

Pronunciation: [mˈa͡ɪkɹə͡ʊfˌɪlmɪŋ] (IPA)

Microfilming is the process of converting physical documents into miniature size for ease of storage and retrieval. Synonyms of microfilming include microphotography, microcopying, microreproducing, and micrographics. These terms refer to the same process of reducing documents or images into a smaller size that can be stored in a smaller space. Microfilming has been widely used in libraries, archives, and insurance companies to store large amounts of data without taking up huge amounts of space. With the advancement of technology, microfilming is being replaced by digital storage methods, but the term microfilming is still commonly used to describe any process of reducing document size.

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What are the opposite words for microfilming?

Microfilming is the process of reducing the size of paper documents by capturing and storing them in microfilm format. Antonyms for this word would include enlarging, expanding, or magnifying. These words suggest a process of making documents larger instead of smaller. Alternately, digitizing, scanning or photographing might be considered antonyms as they involve capturing and storing documents electronically instead of physically. While microfilming was once a popular method of archiving documents, modern technology has made it easier and more efficient to store and access documents digitally.

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