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File:Aliens_70mm.JPG| Frames from a 70mm print of ''Aliens''. Originally shot in 35mm, aspect ratio 1.85, magnetic sound track.
File:Aliens_70mm.JPG| Frames from a 70mm print of ''Aliens''. Blow-up from 35mm, aspect ratio 1.85, magnetic sound track.
File:Mad mad world.JPG| Frames from a 70mm print of ''It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World''. Aspect ratio is 2.76:1 (Ultra Panavision) with a DTS audio track.
File:IV alignment chartcopy.JPG| Alignment chart from a 70mm print of ''Inherent Vice''. Blow-up from 35mm, aspect ratio 1.85
File:70mm print sm.jpg|Inspecting a 70mm print of ''West Side Story''
File:70mm print sm.jpg|Inspecting a 70mm print of ''West Side Story''
File:70MM test.JPG|Boston Light and Sound 5/70 test film on screen
File:70MM test.JPG|Boston Light and Sound 5/70 test film on screen

Revision as of 16:55, 19 September 2016

A few frames of 5 perf 70mm film.

70mm is the largest standard exhibition film gauge.

  • aspect ratios
  • sound formats



IMAX

IMAX is a 70mm film format on which the image is printed horizontally, resulting in a much larger filmed image than conventional 70mm.


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