filmképz
filmképz is a Hungarian term that translates directly to "film image" or "film frame." It refers to a single, static image captured on a strip of photographic film, which is the fundamental unit of motion in traditional cinema. Each filmképz is a discrete photograph. When a series of these filmképz are projected in rapid succession, the human eye perceives them as continuous motion, creating the illusion of a moving picture.
The size and shape of a filmképz are determined by the film gauge and the camera's aperture.