Which statement is true for slide or positive film?
A.
Slides or positive films give low col...
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Computers and Technology, 16.02.2021 14:00, oofoofoof1
Which statement is true for slide or positive film?
A.
Slides or positive films give low color saturation and contrast.
B.
Slides or positive films give high quality pictures with higher color saturation and contrast.
C.
Slide or positive films cannot be used to digitize and scan pictures.
D.
Slide or positive films are useful for cheaper compact cameras.
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