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The image on a 35mm film is made up of film grains. Do you believe this or not?

Do you believe that, given the right equipment (like a scanner/microscope/whatever) that the number of grains making up a particular image could be counted?

So image is made of individual grains. Number of grains can be counted?
Image/film has a resolution.
No it doesn't, because that certain 35mm film can be scanned to whatever resolution that you want it to be scanned to. I can take a 35 mm film and scan it to 2K, 4K, or 8K. However the bigger an film gets and the bigger the exposure of the image, the better it will look scanned at higher resolutions.
 
 
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