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The
final format of a film to be presented to the audience. The
most traditional format is a 35 mm film (sometimes 16 mm or
70 mm). Lately there has also been a digital HighDefinition
video, that can be distributed through the net or sent as
various, space saving recordings around the world.
For
television purposes, the films are usually made into a lower
contrast copy with tones that are not as sharp as in the actual
film, which is then simpler to transfer in a scanner to a
video recording (mostly on DigiBeta tapes or hard disc) for
television broadcasting. Scanning the film can be made either
analogically
or digitally.
See
Film.
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