The global medium format camera market reached a value of US$ 141.7 Million in 2020. Medium format photography conventionally uses the 120 film size. This is substantially larger than 35mm film size, which is the currently the basis of modern digital photography. Medium format digital photography also uses a sensor that is larger than the 35mm full-frame standard. As a result, its lens provides a sharp image which can be cropped or zoomed in without affecting the image quality or leaving it pixelated. Images taken from a medium format camera appear better, compared to images taken from a full frame or crop sensor camera. This is predominantly due to having a wider field of view compared to what a DSLR would have at the same length lens.
