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Disambiguation Page
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| Agfa PD16 Clipper image by Dirk HR Spennemann (Image rights) |
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| Agfa Ansco PD 16 Plenax folder image by Tim Fitzwater (Image rights) |
PD 16 is a film size designation used by Agfa Ansco, and is equivalent to Kodak's 616. Cameras designated with PD 16 in their names may include
Note: All of the variations PD 16, PD-16, and PD16 may be encountered, as the company itself did not punctuate it consistently.
