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Reference Early Photo Sizes Early photo sizes varied far more than today, plate cameras particularly early on were handmade and to the size the photographer wanted. As all prints were made by a contact process, before enlargers, the negative had to be the same size as the finished print. We have not included all the individual odd sized plate cameras you can find in collections and museums, but have concentrated on the more common and manufactured sizes. This page includes individual sheet and plate sizes as well as cut film. R oll film can be found in
List of
Film Sizes
Imperial Sizes
"banquet" format was used by cameras that rotated on a stand to take large groups, schools etc. As the camera was spun from one end of the circle around to the other it was possible for people to leave one end to join the other being in the photo twice.
Polaroid Instant Photos
A lot of the information for this table came from Wikipedia. If you have additional information then please let us know. See Also:
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