Documents tagged "Log"
Found 231 documents with this tag
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The image shows a collection of photographs printed on what appears to be a standard white paper with perforated edges, commonly used for holding film negatives. The photos depict outdoor scenes, primarily featuring a large house or estate in various lighting conditions and possibly different times of the day. The quality of the prints suggests they may have been taken with an analog camera due to their grainy texture and the visible photographic borders. No texts are discernible on the prints themselves; however, there is metadata text at the bottom left corner indicating "NRC 19/07/04" which could represent a reference number or date related to these photographs. The overall style of the image suggests it is an educational tool for photography students, likely teaching about different exposure techniques or other photographic concepts.
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The image appears to be a photograph of a paper document with visible text and graphics. There's a logo at the top left corner of the document, which seems to be a watermark or a company emblem. The central part of the document has a section that is shaded in gray, possibly indicating some form of classification or status. There are also numerical codes such as "9804" and text like "TECHNICAL REPORT" visible on the page. The paper itself shows signs of wear with creases and folds suggesting it may have been handled frequently or is part of a folder. The style of the document is formal, with clear sections and organized layout typically used in professional settings for reports or official records. There are no people present in this image, as it is focused on the paper document itself.
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The image shows a series of thumbnail photos arranged in a grid format on what appears to be a printed document or webpage. Each thumbnail represents a different photograph with varying content; however, due to the small size and resolution, specific details within each photo are not clear. The text overlaying the images is too small and blurry to read accurately. The style of the image suggests it might be from a catalog, an online gallery, or a printed report where multiple photographs are presented for review or selection purposes.
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The image depicts a CD with handwritten text on it. The CD appears to be an audio disc, labeled as "CDR" indicating that it is a recordable compact disc designed for storing digital audio. There's also a series of numbers and letters in the center ring which are likely a catalog number or production code. The handwriting includes a name, possibly someone's personal identification, followed by another word that is not entirely clear from the image.
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The image shows a set of printed photographs arranged on a white surface with black borders around each photo. The photos are numbered from the bottom to the top and have red x marks over them. Each photograph has an overlaid watermark with text in the upper right corner, indicating some sort of identification or reference number. The style of the image is typical for photographic prints used in a professional or technical context, possibly for review or cataloging purposes. There are no visible texts that reveal any specific content or location within the photographs themselves.
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The image shows a paper sign with a yellow background and bold black text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED". Below the main message, there's a line for filling out a description, followed by a signature space labeled as "CD" and another one labeled as "SCANNER". The lower part of the sign contains smaller text which is partially obscured, but it includes a date: "MAY 1976". The style of the image is straightforward and informational, typically used in logistics or inventory control settings to indicate that an item has not been through an electronic scanning process.
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The image displays a collection of small photographs organized on what appears to be a page from an album. The photographs are arranged in rows and columns, with each containing images that seem to represent different scenes or subjects, possibly including landscapes, urban settings, or other types of outdoor environments. The text visible in the image includes various codes or identifiers such as "0516," "0517," etc., which could be reference numbers for cataloging purposes or dates if these are dated photos. At the bottom right corner, there is a barcode and additional text that is not entirely clear due to the angle of the image. The style of the photograph album is reminiscent of traditional photo collections often used before digital photography became widespread.
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The image depicts a collection of small photographs arranged on what appears to be an old Polaroid photo album sheet with tabs. The photos are arranged in rows and columns, each with its own tab labeled with numbers from "1" to "20." Some of the images include text overlays or labels such as "TEST," "UNKNOWN," and "HIDDEN," indicating that these may be placeholders for descriptions or identities of the subjects in the photographs. The style of the image is reminiscent of physical photo albums from earlier periods when Polaroid instant photography was popular, with a focus on analog presentation rather than digital formats.
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The image displays a CD case with a handwritten note on top of it. The CD is labeled with the name "Escapade" and features a logo that resembles a bird in flight. There is some text written in black ink, but it's partially obscured by the CD. The CD appears to be a music album or compilation based on the context provided. The background behind the CD case is blurred and indistinct, focusing attention on the CD itself.
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The image appears to be a film strip containing nine frames, each depicting the same person from behind. The individual is wearing a pink garment that covers their lower body. In every frame, we see the back view of the person's torso and head, showcasing various postures and angles. Notably, one frame has been marked with an "X" in black ink, obscuring it completely. The text on the film strip mentions "10 Photos 20 Pxels" and "4753". This suggests that each photo is of a low resolution, and there might be some sort of identification or catalog number associated with this particular set of images.
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The image shows a CD with its label facing the camera. The label has handwritten writing on it, which appears to say "LOL XMAS" followed by some illegible text and a date that is partly obscured but seems to be December 2005. There are various logos and texts on the label, including "MEMOREX," indicating the brand of the CD-R disk. The style of the image suggests it may have been taken with a smartphone or a digital camera due to its low resolution and the presence of a watermark in the bottom right corner, which is often associated with images shared online.
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The image you've provided appears to be a photograph of a group of eight smaller photographs, each showing a different scene or subject. These photographs are arranged neatly on a piece of paper that resembles a contact sheet, which is often used in photography studios for quickly viewing and selecting images from a roll of film. Each photograph within the contact sheet has its own corresponding label with text information, although the text itself is too small to read clearly in this image. The style suggests it's an analog or traditional method of displaying and reviewing photographs, rather than a digital format. There are no visible people or locations due to the size and resolution of the image provided.
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The image shows a page of contact sheets with multiple small photographs arranged in rows and columns. These thumbnails appear to be film negatives or prints, showcasing various scenes that include landscapes with clouds and possibly water bodies at different times of the day, given the changing lighting conditions depicted across the images. The text "LARGE PRINTS" is visible on one corner of the sheet, suggesting that these are samples for printing larger photos from this series. There's also a watermark or logo in the lower right corner with "WAT-2174", which could be an identification number or reference code associated with the images.
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This is an image showing a strip of developed film with multiple photographs printed on it. Each photograph captures different scenes and subjects. The visible photographs include images that seem to be from various events or occasions, featuring people and possibly outdoor settings. There are no texts clearly legible in the provided description. The style of this image suggests that it is an analog form of photography, which was commonly used before digital cameras became widespread.
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The image displays a piece of paper with the text "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" written at the top. Below that headline, there is space for a description, but it appears to be blank in the photograph. There's also an official logo or emblem at the bottom right corner, which includes text such as "OFFICIAL INVOICE" and other smaller text that's not entirely clear due to the resolution of the image. The background is yellow with a red border around the paper's edges.
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The image shows a collection of smaller images, possibly photos or thumbnails, arranged on a larger sheet. These smaller pictures all appear to depict the same animal, which seems to be a dog. The images are uniformly sized and evenly spaced, suggesting an organized display or a template for cataloging or sharing images. There is visible text overlaying each image, but it's too small and blurry to read clearly, indicating that there might be information about the images such as file names, timestamps, or other metadata associated with them. The background of the larger sheet is nondescript, allowing the focus to remain on the collection of pictures.
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The image shows a disc with text and markings on it. The text includes "OHIO HORSE EVENTS" written vertically down the left side of the disc. At the top right corner, there is a logo that reads "DVD-R" indicating the type or format of the disc. Additionally, there's some handwritten text at the bottom right corner of the disc which appears to be crossed out; however, it's not clear enough to read accurately. The background behind the disc has various markings and scuffs, suggesting that the disc may have been handled roughly or stored in a place where it could get damaged.
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The image shows a sheet of photographs with various scenes and descriptions beneath them. There are three photos visible on the left side, each depicting different subjects. The top photo seems to show a person riding an unusual device that looks like a small vehicle or platform. The middle photo captures an outdoor scene with trees and what appears to be a garden or park setting. The bottom photo includes multiple people standing in front of a structure, possibly a building. The descriptions under the photos are partially visible: "DESC 1" is written beneath the top photo; "DESC 2" is under the middle one; and "DESC 3" is positioned below the bottom photo. The text indicates that there are more photographs on this sheet, but they are not shown in the image provided. The presence of descriptions suggests these images may be part of an educational material, exhibition, or catalog.
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The image you've shared appears to be a slide from an old film projector. It contains six distinct photographs arranged vertically, each showing different scenes and subjects. The photos are of varying quality, suggesting they were taken with older technology than what we have today. There is no visible text on the slide, but it's clear that this image was meant to display multiple photographs simultaneously, perhaps for a presentation or a storytelling purpose.
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The image shows a CD disc placed on top of what appears to be a piece of paper or cardboard with a slightly worn and creased texture. The CD is labeled with the letters "PACS" in black handwriting at the center, indicating some form of identification or categorization. Additionally, there's a barcode visible under the label, which suggests that this CD might be part of an inventory or catalog system. The background has horizontal lines and dots that could indicate a pattern on the surface where the CD is placed. There are no people present in the image.