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Format
Format (noun) is used to describe the area of a film used by a camera to record a photo or the way a digital file is saved (see film format).
Film format
This is used to describe the area of a film used by a camera to record a photo. A 35mm format camera records a 24x36mm image on the film. Medium format cameras record anything from 6x4.5cm to 6x17cm on 120 and 220 roll film.
File formats - the basics
During the age of digital imaging many different formats for saving images have been designed for specific applications. Problem was, a lot of these formats ...
Film Format
Film Format refers to the various dimensions of film used to take photographs. The characteristic that film format primarily describes is the size of the film and the type of camera that uses the given film.
File Formats for Digital Imaging
One of many confusing decisions confronting the new user of a higher-end digital camera is the choice of what file format to use. In order to decide, you'll first need to know a bit about each.
Film format
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Video formats
Video formats focus less on lossless compression and more on conveying video appropriate to different software types.
Large format means film that is generally at least 4x5 inches (or 9x12 cm). Film this size is generally used as individual sheets, rather than rolls as in smaller formats.
Large Format Cameras
Choosing a Large Format Camera
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Medium-Format Scans
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Q) I have many film images on 35mm and even more on 6x7cm film. I could never afford to get very many drum-scanned and printed. I want all the detail I'm used to seeing in prints from 6x7 images.
Step 2: Format Pros and Cons
In this next section, we're going to look at the various pros and cons of using different formats.
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Formats
Since many digital cameras offer more than one image format, here are some things that might help you select the best one for your needs.
PNG format
I think PNG format is great and can be used mostly for work :)
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Introduction: Compared to 35mm and medium format, large format cameras are much bulkier and slower to operate. They cost more and are totally manual with no automation.
Updating formats when it comes to VHS tapes can be more complicated, but still perfectly do-able says Tim Kelly, Visual Effects and Motion Graphics instructor in the at The Art Institute of Las Vegas.
RAW file format is the uncompressed, unprocessed data file captured by the camera's image sensor, before any in-camera processing has been applied (though, in practice, depending on the camera manufacturer, ...
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Yet another code formatter and optimizer, basic, but one that is worth mentioning and trying.
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Fig. 1: Nikon DX and FX formats
At the heart of every digital camera is an image sensor that gathers the light which comes through the lens.
Choosing a Format
Among the most basic decisions that face you in composing any photograph is whether to frame it horizontally or vertically.
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The RAW Image Format
Shoot RAW with a Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera? Yes!
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What is RAW file format and how do you use raw photographs.
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RAW (NEF file format) cont.
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FLV (Flash Video Format): Developed by Adobe and used for Internet delivery of data-compressed media files.
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GLOSSARY: JPEG (File Format)
JPEG, standing for Joint Photographic Experts Group, is a widely used, compressed image format. This is the standard file format that virtually all digital cameras produce by default.
When I started using large format, the hurdle of successfully loading film holders loomed large in my mind. This seems to be the case for other people, too, although in reality, loading holders is so simple, it's not worth a moment's worry.
Optimum Aperture - Format size and diffraction
From time to time you see statements posted on web forums complaining about the performance of lenses on DSLRs when they are stopped down to f22 or smaller apertures.
It certainly is true that there are lots of different image formats on the web -- Just at How Stuff Works, we use 6 different image formats:
GIF files
JPEG files
Animated GIF files
MPEG files
Shockwave files
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Formats For Saving Pictures
First of all, whether shooting in JPEG or RAW, remember to back up photos after moving them from the camera to the computer.
Format
The first major division is by format, or film size.
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Format
The 'format' of a film or camera is the dimensions of the image area (or frame).
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Format: The type a digital camera's sensor conforms to, expressed in ratio terms not physical size. 4x3[standard TV size]. 3x2[standard 35mm film ratio].
Format
The size of the negative, paper or camera taking area.
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FORMATTING - In a digital camera, formatting refers to the preparation of the memory card's contents to enable digital image data recording. Also known as initializing.
Formatting - Completely erasing and resetting a camera's memory card. This is usually done as a quick way to erase a full card that you want to reuse or to attempt to fix a card that can't be recognized by the digital camera.
Format
The actual size of the photograph, either slide or negative, produced by a camera; in 35mm photography, the picture measures 24mm x 36mm and has a diagonal of 43mm, While the new APS (Advance Photo System), ...
Format - A preexisting structure specifying the organization of a File, such as TIFF, JPEG, etc.
Header - See File Header.
Homonym - Words that are pronounced or spelled the same way but have different meanings.
format creator
The person or organization responsible for the definition of the physical structure of, and conventions associated with, a file format.
format shifting
Refers to the private copying of a legally owned work (e.g. music CD) into another format for playback on another device (e.g. MP3 player).
format
(1) the layout and physical appearance or arrangement of characters such as shape, size, type, and overall design of printed matter.
Format. Height and width dimensions of the picture area.
Front page. Sometimes called the home or index page, refers to the initial screen that the viewer sees when logging onto a website.
Format
In computers this refers to the type of file, such as JPEG, TIFF or DOC. In photography and other areas it also refers to the two dimensional size of an image.
Format. Decide on a format for your photo - horizontal suggests expansiveness, vertical suggests height, and square is neutral. ...
-Format - size of negative paper or camera viewing area.
-Frame 1. single exposure on a roll of film. 2. viewfinder image boundary.
3. Decorative border applied to finished, mounted prints.
Formats
The great power of PostScript is its ability to represent vector graphics-lines, curves, text, paths, etc.-in a resolution-independent way.
C-Format
CRC (Close Range Correction System): Check Nikon's terms page for more.
FX-Format Refers to Nikon cameras that feature a 35mm film-frame size sensor. Find out more.
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"H"-Format One of the three selectable Advanced Photo System print formats; identical to the 9:16 aspect ratio used in high-definition television (HDTV); suitable for wider shots than usual, such as groups; produces prints of 3.
File format
In film photography photos are recorded onto light sensitive film. This is developed with special chemicals and a negative is produced. In digital photography photos are stored as a digital file.
TIFF FORMAT
Many other photographers select the TIFF image format of their cameras for primary usage.
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File Format
A type of program or data file. Some common image file formats include TIFF, PICT, and EPS.
file format
Every file in your computer has a particular name and after the name a file extension such as JPEG or GIF. These extensions are called file formats and indicate what type of data is stored in the file.
File Format
The structure of how information is stored (encoded) in a computer file.
File Format: The structure or arrangement of data stored in a file.
Large Format
Large-Format refers to the numerous photographic formats that use large negatives and cameras, i.e. a 4x5 or 8x10 negative or digital image sensor.
Large format-Generally any film format in which negatives are larger than 4 x 5 inches is considered large format. Other sizes include 5 x 7 inches, 8 x 10 inches, and 11 x 14 inches.
Large Format
Large format: This is about as hard core as you’re can get among cameras.
Image format - This is the manner in which digital images are stored. There are various ways to store an image, including jpeg, gif, tiff, bitmap and RAW files.
Image Formats
The method of compressing and saving an image file.
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