Film gauge refers to the width of the film strip used in a camera, measured in millimeters. It determines the size of the film frame and affects the image quality and detail. Common film gauges include 35mm, which is widely used for standard photography, and larger gauges like 70mm for high-resolution images in professional settings.

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