Contact sheet

Contact sheet

Originally a proof sheet (produced by contact printing) showing an entire roll of 35-mm film to aid in the selection of images for further enlargement, and to aid in cataloguing and identification. Now used to describe a display or print out showing multiple thumbnail images.

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contact sheet

Photography; Film

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Computer; Operating systems

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Photography; Film

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