> From: Aaron F. Ross
> Definitely good points. However, don't forget that any film stock can
> now be emulated, given good enough digital source material.
No it cannot, not remotely. I work in post, and have done for some time, with
both film and digital source and this is not true. The medi
'Indistinguishable' is a very subjective call so maybe you're right there to
most peoples eyes. But unless its escaped your notice this is an experimental
film discussion list, and HDR is not something that even experimental digital
filmmakers will have access to for more than a few years for th
This also is a fallacy. Film is a choice more than ever today. 20
years ago it was an obvious choice but today it is a choice with a
committment attached - an esthetic, political, poetic or personal
committment.
More and more young students are getting interested in working with
super-8 for e
Weird microfilm film procesing machine on e-bay for $120!
I'm sure this could be used to process 16mm film of the normal kind with very
little modification. Could also be great for an experimental film project as it
contains a camera that can photograph documents too!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M
