Can I store photos of Quan Huafu on my mobile phone?

Quan Huafu (or Quan Huafu, 135 Quan Huafu, English: Full Frame, German: Kleinbild Film) is a photographic term, which refers to the size of the 36×24 mm photosensitive area. This specification is used to describe the imaging circle index of the lens and the size of the photosensitive element.

Quan Huafu is also used to refer to the way that in CCD sensor technology, the content of the sensor covers the whole photosensitive element area, rather than sharing it with pixels related to the same space.

Quan Huafu's goal is the size of the traditional 35mm film. In the past, the size of digital SLR CCD was smaller than that of 35mm film, and the size of Quan Huafu digital SLR CCD (or CMOS photosensitive imaging element) was the same as that of 35mm film. The larger the CCD size, the higher the imaging quality.