how many pixel are in 35mm still photography frame !?

Question

35mm motion pictures frame is exposed vertically, therefore represents half of pixels!

all rigth kids in a 35mm motion pictures frame you get 12 million pixels (motion pictures frames are exposed vertically ) and 35mm still frames are exposed horizontally. can any one guess now! in other words film has so much definition , that in not even funny.

Answer 1

In a 35mm film camera, the image is recorded on a chemical emulsion of silver and other elements. The molecules that make up the emulsion are the logical equivalent of very small pixels. The result is a negative or slide with the picture on it.

In a digicam, the image is recorded on a grid of tiny light sensors. Each of these creates a pixel of data. The result is a computer file which can be reconstructed into a picture.

The pixels and molecules are only roughly equivalent. I have seen estimates that 20 megapixels will be close to 35 mm film. But they are really very different physically, so there are other differences besides element size.

Answer 2

"pixels" is not a term they use in 35mm photography. It's "speed" of film. 100, 200, 1600.....The lower the speed, the less grain and the better the photo you will have..