On 1 Dec 2004, at 10:29, william.curwen wrote:
As in scanned film grain as screen composited with digital file in Photoshop?
Yes William,along those lines.
...... or written out onto film and rescanned - close but not *quite* film grain.
Sorry...don't do film ;-).
Real film grain wraps itself around the light during processing, which gives it that film look.
I'm gonna have to do another comparison.
Maybe I have got it all wrong,
Unlikely.
maybe you just dial in film grain on the back of the camera.
One day.
Also film grain is fractaline in natural - not random like digital noise.
Without a doubt
I thinks peeps
should use film when they want the look of film, and I am not exactly sure
what digital looks like. Anything you want, I guess.
It's choice that separates us from the apes ( close shave in my circumstances ! ).
Why, I could write about this all day.
I wish you would.
Kindest,
Bob.
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