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===Determining 35mm aspect ratios for projection=== | ===Determining 35mm aspect ratios for projection=== | ||
For some [[film gauges]], the aspect ratio will be obvious. 16mm is rarely anything but full frame (though there are variations - see | For some [[film gauges]], the aspect ratio will be obvious. 16mm is rarely anything but full frame (though there are variations - see [[16mm]] page). Other small gauges are rarely anything but their native aspect ratios. [[35mm]], however, can be complicated. | ||
* The first way to determine the aspect ratio is to find out when the film was made and using your knowledge of film history, assign its aspect ratio. | * The first way to determine the aspect ratio is to find out when the film was made and using your knowledge of film history, assign its aspect ratio. | ||
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* [[List of 35mm features released in 1.37 after 1953]] | * [[List of 35mm features released in 1.37 after 1953]] | ||
==Small Gauges: 8mm, Super 8, etc.== | ==Small Gauges: 8mm, Super 8, etc.== | ||