large format

The term "large format" is commonly used in photography, printing, and media to describe items significantly larger than standard sizes, offering enhanced detail and resolution.

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Definition

C1Photography

(technical)A photographic format where the film or sensor measures 4x5 inches or larger, providing high-resolution images with exceptional detail.

Example

  • Large format cameras are often used in studio settings for their incredible detail and control.

C1Printing

(technical)Refers to prints larger than 36 inches in width or height, requiring specialized equipment.

Example

  • Large format printing is ideal for creating posters, banners, and billboards.

B2Media

(general)Describes items like books or screens that are produced in sizes larger than typical dimensions for enhanced visibility and impact.

Example

  • The gallery featured a large format book showcasing the artist's detailed illustrations.

Similar

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