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RE: Aspect ratio history

Also I believe the 4:3 aspect ration is determined by the typical size of the 35mm film frame size. Later wide screen film simply split the 35 MM frame size in order to get the wider screen.

Then again, not many may remember the 35 mm film cameras....

Stu

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