Standard 8mm is a film format introduced in 1932, primarily used for home movies. It features a film strip that is 8mm wide, with each frame measuring 4.5mm in height. This format became popular due to its affordability and ease of use, allowing families to capture memories on film. The Standard 8mm format was later improved with the introduction of Super 8mm in 1965, which offered a larger image area and improved film quality. Despite being largely replaced by digital formats, Standard 8mm remains a nostalgic choice for filmmakers and enthusiasts who appreciate its vintage aesthetic.