What size film does a medium format camera refer to?

Medium format refers to the imaging size between a small format of 36×24mm (commonly known as 135 camera) and a large format of 4×5 inches. At present, the medium format film camera uses 120/220 film with a width of 6cm, and the imaging dimensions are 6X4.5cm, 6X6cm, 6X7cm and 6X9cm.

The enterprises of China Film Camera mainly include Seagull (dual-lens reflex camera, discontinued), Hasselblad, Pentax, Fuji, mamia (changed owners) and Lulai (bankrupt). In addition, with the development of science and technology, the current medium format camera has the ability to replace the digital back.

The film used by large format cameras is in the form of pages (also called loose pages). At present, the mainstream page sizes are: 8x 10 inch, 4x5 inch and so on.

The brands of large format cameras are Shanna, Lin Hafu, herdsman, Toyo VI EW, Wistron, Yajia, Jinbao, Cisco, Shen Hao and Lear.