Camera sensor and film size explained – From 1/3 inch over super35 to IMAX – Epic Episode #1

A journey through all relevant sensor and film sizes compared by size – from 1/3 inch to IMAX – with samples.

This is an older video and there a some mistakes in the 35mm variants. Anamorphic processes don't use a super 35 at full aperture but the academy sized negative. Goldfinger etc are shot with ordinary 35mm and not with the wider super 35 (that uses the space reserved for audio track).

1/3 inch - super 8 - 1/2.3 inch - 2/3 inch - 1 inch - super 16 - M43 - APS-C - Academy 35 – super 35 - FF 35mm - VistaVision - 65mm - IMAX

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