LF format sizes

[myoptic]

I was working on my own spreadsheet for hyperfocal distances and DoF, and wanted to make sure that I had as many (LF) film formats listed as possible (and Yes, I know of dofmaster).

I'm hoping that forum folk will help fill in the blanks of any missing LF formats for me.

Smaller formats (subminature not included)
35mm ½ frame
35mm
6x6.45
6x6
6x7
6x8
6x9

LF (or larger) formats (I only use 9x12, 4x5)
6x12
9x12
4x5
6x17
10x15
13x15
5x7
7x11
8x10
11x14
8x20
7x17
12x20

19th-Century Image Plate Sizes: from older LFF thread
Whole Plate: 6.5 x 8.5 inches (16.5 x 21.5 cm)
Half Plate: 4.25 x 5.5 inches (11 x 14 cm)
Quarter Plate: 3.25 x 4.25 inches (8 x 11 cm)
Sixth Plate: 2.75 x 3.25 inches (7 x 8 cm)
Ninth Plate: 2 x 2.5 inches (5 x 6 cm)
Sixteenth Plate: 1.375 x 1.625 inches (3.5 x 4 cm)

[DrTang]

well..there's robot sized 24x24 you missed

and widelux has it's own size..I forget what it was..as does the 120 panaramic camera

and of course circuit cameras

and in LF

4x10 is popular

[brian d]

6.5x9 (cm),2.25x3.25", 3.25x4.25"

[John Kasaian]

Using sliders on 5x7 back will add:
2-1/2x7
3-1/2x5

[IanG]

What about 12"x10", !5"x12", both quite common then 20"x16", 8"x5" and a whole host of others.

Not forgetting 6x12, 6x15 & 6x24 panoranic formats

Ian

[myoptic]

Thanks everyone, I will wait 24 hours or so and repost the list with the additions.

[domaz]

APS seems to be missing.

[Barry Wilkinson]

5"x12"

[Preston]

You have '6x6.45'. Shouldn't that be '6x4.5'?

--P

[David Low]

Half plate is 4 3/4 x 6 1/2 inches.
I believe that the nearest equivalent in metric is 121 x 165mm.