>Silent film images were 1" by 0.75", 16 per foot, with an aspect
>ratio of 4:3. The film ran vertically through the camera and
>projector.
>
>When movie film was adapted for use in still cameras ("minicams"),
>the space for two movie images was allocated to each still image,
>and the film strip was oriented horizontally in the camera. This
>resulted in still images of 1.5"(2 x 0.75) by 1", 8 per foot, with
>an aspect ratio of 3:2. (Actual metric image dimensions are
>slightly smaller, 36mm by 24mm, to avoid the sprocket holes and
>frame overlap.)
Thanks for the info, it all very interesting. I didn't realize until
this thread that movies are 4:3.
Regards,
Clayton
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Re: Framing again - Aspect Ratios
2005-11-13 by Clayton Jones
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