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Line 184: === Medium-format digital sensors === The largest digital sensors in commercially available cameras are described as ''"[[medium format]]''", in reference to [[Film format\|film formats]] of similar dimensions. Although the ~~traditional~~most common medium format film, the [[120 film\|120 roll]], ~~usually had one side with~~is {{Convert\|6~~ ~~\|cm\|abbr=on}} ~~length~~wide, ~~(the~~and ~~other~~is ~~varying~~most ~~from~~commonly ~~4.5~~shot ~~to 24 cm)~~square, the most common "medium-format" digital sensor sizes ~~described below~~ are approximately {{convert\|48\|x\|36\|mm\|abbr=on}}, which is roughly twice the size of a [[~~Full~~full-frame ~~digital SLR~~DSLR]] sensor format. Available [[CCD sensor]]s include [[Phase One (company)\|Phase One]]'s P65+ digital back with [[Dalsa]]'s {{convert\|53.9\|x\|40.4\|mm\|abbr=on}} sensor containing 60.5 megapixels<ref>{{cite web

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