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Play, download and edit the free video The hypothetical TRUTH about the 1 inch sensor.

All video camera sensors are inaccurate in their naming no matter what their size. They are based on historical naming, not their physical measurements and that includes 35mm as that is based on the entire width of film including the perforations, the width of film that is used is 24mm.

In this video, I go explain how the inch measurement and all its fractions came about, why they still use it, how they equate to real physical dimensions and why I think it is time to come up with a new system. I also take the Insta360 One R One Inch edition and turn it into an interchangeable lens camera to show just how powerful a 1" sensor can be despite it being small.

Funny fact! I totally forgot about the Z-Cam E2G which has a 1” CMOS sensor with global shutter and MFT mount. The funny part is I have one! What a muppet! �

My cat channel: @One Man Five Cats

DJI Air 2S: gopb.co/airs2fly
Insta360 One Inch: gopb.co/insta360oneinch

My Mzed Masterclasses: gopb.co/mzed
10% off Film Convert Nitrate: http://bit.ly/fcnitrate
25% off Cinematch: gopb.co/cinematch

Filmed with:

Canon R5: gopb.co/canonr5
Sony A7S III: gopb.co/a7siii

Backbone mod: back-bone.ca

Videos shown:

Digital Bolex "Rain City" youtu.be/YfUwq77ngr8
Digital Bolex: "Ocean on fire" youtu.be/HdyeevXM6Cs
Digital Bolex review: youtu.be/EcigeG8gI-w
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera videos: gopb.co/blackmagicpocket
27 Degrees: youtu.be/tQZfIzKeaWg
Sofia's People: youtu.be/1GD9w29zD5E

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