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Poster: tterrace Date: March 20, 2012 07:01:04pm
Forum: movies Subject: Re: 35mm Stock Footage Aspect Ratios

Thanks! As I said, I noticed a number of other films also seemed to be cropped top and/or bottom. Most would have been shot Academy Ratio and should therefore fill the screen, but some are showing at about 1:1.66, which would generally only result from cropping. Would it be helpful if I kept a list as I browse and post it?

Thanks again.

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Poster: Administrator, Curator, or Staff Rick Prelinger Date: March 20, 2012 07:13:08pm
Forum: movies Subject: Re: 35mm Stock Footage Aspect Ratios

Sure. I wonder if some of these were shot full aperture -- many were shot silent for use as process plates, and some were of course shot in the silent era. That would bring the ratio a bit closer to 1:1.66.

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Poster: tterrace Date: March 20, 2012 07:33:33pm
Forum: movies Subject: Re: 35mm Stock Footage Aspect Ratios

Actually, full aperture is 1.33:1.

http://tinyurl.com/7r3h7xd

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Poster: Administrator, Curator, or Staff Rick Prelinger Date: March 20, 2012 09:22:27pm
Forum: movies Subject: Re: 35mm Stock Footage Aspect Ratios

My face is red. Will look into this.

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