Hi Jonathan,
One technical difference people don't often mention is sensitivity
curves. Film has a logarythmic, S-shaped curve, to capture
information across 12 f-stops. For example, on film, a sunny scene on
a bridge with action in the sun and also in the shadows under the
bridge, all will
Hi all,
I'm on the hunt for a good standard 8 splicer as I'm getting set to start
offering a R8 service for 100D and possibly a BW reversal service as well.
Tape splicers preferable but all recommendations welcome! If anyone has one for
sale I'm interested.
All the bestKevin
Hi Jonathan,
one important aspect is that in film,
the smallest unit one can modify is the frame,
while in digital video the smallest unit is the pixel.
cheers
Bernd
Am 13.07.2012 um 22:42 schrieb Jonathan Walley:
Hello everyone,
This question isn't about experimental cinema
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