1.66:1 Aspect Ratio | What is it?
What is a 1.66:1 aspect ratio? While not common, it is still used sometimes by Hollywood filmmakers. But where did it come from? And why is it still used today? In this video I explain the history and current use of the 1.66:1 aspect ratio. MY FREE NEWSLETTER: https://subscribepage.io/jwsokR
▶︎
The Changing Shape of Cinema: The History of Aspect Ratio
▶︎
Why Movies Just Don't Feel "Real" Anymore
▶︎
Aspect Ratios | Tomorrow's Filmmakers
▶︎
1.37:1 vs 1.33:1 vs 4x3 | Aspect Ratios
▶︎
Why Christopher Nolan shot "The Odyssey" on IMAX film
▶︎
5 Unusual Aspect Ratios
▶︎
Why 4:3 Looks So Good
▶︎
The Most Powerful Manifestation Technique ... It Works So Fast It's Scary.
▶︎
Film Formats Explained — A Guide for Filmmakers & Film Fans
▶︎
What Movies Lose When They Use "Blender Cutting"
▶︎
The Forgotten Film Format That Makes 8K Look Obsolete
▶︎
Shooting 2.39:1 Wide Screen for your Film - Film Making for Newbs
▶︎
Choosing The Right Aspect Ratio For Your Film
▶︎
The Surprisingly Chaotic History of Aspect Ratios
▶︎
What is 2:1 Aspect Ratio — Why David Fincher, Ari Aster, and More Directors are Switching to 18:9
▶︎
Cinematography (Part 1): Aspect Ratio and Compositional Principles
▶︎
Why Movies Don't Look Like Movies Anymore
▶︎
Techniscope | The 2-perf film format explained
▶︎
On the Waterfront - Aspect Ratio Visual Essay
▶︎