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[[Film plates|Photographic plates]] (usually glass coated with light-sensitive material, but historically, sometimes metal or paper) and cut-sheet film have been made in many "standard" sizes, often with a title; many early camera included the plate size title in the name of the camera.
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[[Film plates|Photographic plates]] (usually glass coated with light-sensitive material, but historically, sometimes metal or paper) and cut-sheet film have been made in many "standard" sizes, often with a title; many early cameras included the plate size title in the name of the camera.
   
 
''See also [[Japanese formats]] and [[Large format]].''
 
''See also [[Japanese formats]] and [[Large format]].''
 
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|+'''Plate & Sheet Film Sizes'''<br><small>''Metric sizes are to nearest mm for equivalent inch sizes.''</small>
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|+'''Plate t Film Sizes& Shee'''<br /><small>''Metric sizes are to nearest mm for equivalent inch sizes.''</small>
 
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!Size (inches) !! Size (mm) !! Name/Type
 
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|3<sup>1</sup>/<small>8</small> × 4<sup>1</sup>/<small>8</small> || 79 &times; 105 || "quarter-plate" tintypes
 
|3<sup>1</sup>/<small>8</small> × 4<sup>1</sup>/<small>8</small> || 79 &times; 105 || "quarter-plate" tintypes
 
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|3&frac14; × 4&frac14; || 83 &times; 108 || "quarter-plate" or<br>"lantern slide" glass plates
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|3&frac14; × 4&frac14; || 83 &times; 108 || "quarter-plate" or<br />"lantern slide" glass plates
 
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|3&frac14; × 5&frac12; || 83 &times; 140 || [[postcard format|postcard]] or 3A
 
|3&frac14; × 5&frac12; || 83 &times; 140 || [[postcard format|postcard]] or 3A
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|4&frac14; × 6&frac12; || 108 &times; 165 || "half-plate" glass plates
 
|4&frac14; × 6&frac12; || 108 &times; 165 || "half-plate" glass plates
 
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|4&frac12; × 5&frac12; || 114 &times; 140 || "half-plate" tintypes
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|4&frac12; &times; 6&frac12;|| 114 &times; 165 || [[Cabinet Card]]
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|4 ¾ x 6 ½ 
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|121 x 165
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|English "Half Plate"
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|4&frac12; × 5&frac12; || 114 &times; 140 || "half-plate" [[Ferrotype|tintypes]]
 
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|4 × 10 || 102 &times; 254 || sheet film
 
|4 × 10 || 102 &times; 254 || sheet film
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|8 × 20 || 203 &times; 508 || sheet film
 
|8 × 20 || 203 &times; 508 || sheet film
 
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|8&frac12; × 6&frac12; || 216 &times; 165 || "full-plate" glass plates, tintypes
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|8&frac12; × 6&frac12; || 216 &times; 165 || "full-plate" glass plates,<br />[[Ferrotype|tintypes]]
 
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|11 × 14 || 279 &times; 356 || sheet film
 
|11 × 14 || 279 &times; 356 || sheet film
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|20 × 24 || 508 &times; 610 || sheet film
 
|20 × 24 || 508 &times; 610 || sheet film
 
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| || 65 × 90 || sheet film
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| || 65 × 90 || sheet film
 
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| || 90 × 120 || sheet film
 
| || 90 × 120 || sheet film
 
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| || 100 × 150 || sheet film, another [[postcard format]]
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| || 100 × 150 || sheet film, another [[postcard format]]
 
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| || 130 × 180 || sheet film
 
| || 130 × 180 || sheet film
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| || 240 × 300 || sheet film
 
| || 240 × 300 || sheet film
 
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==Links==
 
==Links==
   
 
* [http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/1_early/1_early_photography_-_sizes.htm Plate and tintype sizes] on [http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/index.htm EdinPhoto site]
 
* [http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/1_early/1_early_photography_-_sizes.htm Plate and tintype sizes] on [http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/index.htm EdinPhoto site]
 
* [http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=HHX4xB94vcMC&pg=PA104&lpg=PA104&dq=film+plate+sizes&source=web&ots=7Hi5AuU_tn&sig=QBJEpH9OIy7FOLZlfmGq8z03NnY&hl=en The Manual of Photography: Photographic and Digital Imaging p.104] by R. E. Jacobson
 
* [http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=HHX4xB94vcMC&pg=PA104&lpg=PA104&dq=film+plate+sizes&source=web&ots=7Hi5AuU_tn&sig=QBJEpH9OIy7FOLZlfmGq8z03NnY&hl=en The Manual of Photography: Photographic and Digital Imaging p.104] by R. E. Jacobson
 
 
[[Category:Film formats|*]]
 
[[Category:Film formats|*]]
 
[[Category:Film plate]]
 
[[Category:Film plate]]
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[[Category:8x10 film]]
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[[Category:7 7/8 x 9 7/8]]

Latest revision as of 01:10, 28 December 2019

Photographic plates (usually glass coated with light-sensitive material, but historically, sometimes metal or paper) and cut-sheet film have been made in many "standard" sizes, often with a title; many early cameras included the plate size title in the name of the camera.

See also Japanese formats and Large format.

Plate t Film Sizes& Shee
Metric sizes are to nearest mm for equivalent inch sizes.
Size (inches) Size (mm) Name/Type
15/8 × 21/8 41 × 57 "sixteenth-plate" tintypes
2 × 2½ 51 × 64 "ninth-plate" tintypes
2 × 3 51 × 76 sheet film
2½ × 3½ 64 × 89 "sixth-plate" tintypes
3 × 4 76 × 102 sheet film
31/8 × 41/8 79 × 105 "quarter-plate" tintypes
3¼ × 4¼ 83 × 108 "quarter-plate" or
"lantern slide" glass plates
3¼ × 5½ 83 × 140 postcard or 3A
4 × 5 102 × 127 sheet film
4¼ × 6½ 108 × 165 "half-plate" glass plates
4½ × 6½ 114 × 165 Cabinet Card
4 ¾ x 6 ½  121 x 165 English "Half Plate"
4½ × 5½ 114 × 140 "half-plate" tintypes
4 × 10 102 × 254 sheet film
5 × 7 127 × 178 sheet film
7 × 17 178 × 432 sheet film
8 × 6 203 × 152 Cabinet view
8 × 10 203 × 254 sheet film
8 × 20 203 × 508 sheet film
8½ × 6½ 216 × 165 "full-plate" glass plates,
tintypes
11 × 14 279 × 356 sheet film
12 × 20 305 × 508 sheet film
14 × 17 356 × 417 sheet film
16 × 20 406 × 508 sheet film
20 × 24 508 × 610 sheet film
65 × 90 sheet film
90 × 120 sheet film
100 × 150 sheet film, another postcard format
130 × 180 sheet film
180 × 240 sheet film
240 × 300 sheet film


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