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Amidst the contemporary allure of film photography, a true gem emerges: medium format, a realm of sheer splendor with breathtaking results, while its digital counterpart costs a small fortune. Beyond its renowned prowess in resolution and print size, this elegant option boasts further distinct advantages, rendering it an indispensable tool in any discerning photographer's arsenal. The primary perk of shooting medium format lies in its ample size—3 to 4 times that of a 35mm frame—allowing for substantial enlargements without compromising quality.

Medium format cameras, with their large negatives, offer astounding clarity. Even the smallest medium format negative surpasses 35mm in size, reducing grain in enlargements.

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