950 CMR, § 39.04 - Film Base Materials
(1)
Original film. All microfilm records regulated by
950 CMR 39.00 shall be
generated on polyester-base silver gelatin-type film. All such film shall
conform to the standards set forth in the American National Standards Institute
publication, Specifications for Safety Photographic Film, ANSI
PH 1.25. Such film shall comply with the minimum standards of quality for film
rated LE-500 described in Imaging Media (Film) - Silver-G elatin Type
- Specifications for Stability, ANSI/NAPM IT 9.1.
(2)
Duplicates. The
original, or first generation silver film shall be maintained for security
purposes and not for reference. At least one duplicate copy of all records
filmed shall be prepared for reference purposes. For records having a permanent
retention period or for records for which a retention period has not been
assigned, a duplication master shall be produced from the master negative.
Duplicate copies for reference or additional duplicate copies for security may
be of the diazo, silver halide or vesicular composition. Duplicates shall be
commensurate in quality with the original and shall comply with the minimum
standards set forth in Recommended Practice for Operational
Procedures/Inspection and Quality Control of Duplicate Microforms of Documents
and from COM, ANSI/AIIM MS 43.
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