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IMAG
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IMAGImage Magnification (video production)
iMAGInternet Magazine
IMAGInstitut d'Informatique et Mathématiques Appliquées de Grenoble
IMAGInstituut Voor Milieu- en Agritechniek
IMAGInformation Magazine
IMAGInduction Motor As Generator
IMAGInformation Management and Analysis Group
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In Britain, Pilkington offers weapon sights and observation devices based around the Kite, a small sight unit that can be configured to produce the MaxiKite with increased image magnification and the corresponding Bino-Kite and Maxi-Bino-Kite for observation purposes.
The Night Challenge by Armada International
They are the more popular telephotos since many are compact and easily hand held, yet provide ample image magnification at a relatively low cost.
Telephoto lenses by Holden, T.T. / PSA Journal
The pinhole collimators provide image magnification, making it possible to acquire data with sub-millimeter resolution.
Better Vision with Multi-Pinholes: Siemens and Cleveland Clinic Sign ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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