35mm Film

35mm film is a standard format used in photography and cinema, measuring 35 millimeters in width. It consists of a strip of flexible plastic coated with a light-sensitive emulsion that captures images when exposed to light. This format became popular in the late 19th century for both amateur and professional uses. In filmmaking, it offers high image quality and is known for its depth of field and cinematic look. Despite the rise of digital technology, 35mm film remains valued for its aesthetic qualities and is still used by filmmakers who appreciate its texture and visual characteristics.