The term "35mm Equivalent" refers to a way of comparing the field of view of different camera lenses to that of a standard 35mm film camera. This measurement helps photographers understand how a lens will perform in terms of perspective and framing, regardless of the camera's sensor size. For example, a lens on a digital camera with a smaller sensor may have a different focal length than a 35mm lens, but its 35mm equivalent will indicate how it captures images relative to that standard. This allows photographers to choose lenses that best suit their creative needs.