i know when i`ve lost a debate, now its that time, i take it back, film is better.
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@blackcolumn i found this just for you, 5 world renounded cinematographers (jeff cronenweth, roger deakins, dion beebe, mathew libatique,dick pope) and their take on digital projection vs film projection, not arguing aesthetics, but consistancy and cinematographers control over the image.
Film is beautiful, but a bit of a lottery, inconsistant, and a pain in the but for a DP sometimes, and with that bomb i rest my case.
source : https://youtu.be/Fi37KOyxn-A?t=1638
Film is beautiful, but a bit of a lottery, inconsistant, and a pain in the but for a DP sometimes, and with that bomb i rest my case.
source : https://youtu.be/Fi37KOyxn-A?t=1638
yeah this is wrong. Yedlin wanted to shoot TLJ digitally, Rian said no. However, there are digitally shot scenes in TLJ like the Jedi Tree and Throne Room that blend well with celluloid. Yedlin could've achieved whatever wanted digitally. Disagree if you want, but don't incorrectly cite Yedlin's intentions to support your point.blackColumn wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2019, 4:21 amAlmost two years later, the guy himself shot The Last Jedi entirely on Kodak film.
https://13wham.com/news/local/the-star- ... kodak-film
https://cinematography.com/index.php?/t ... l-imagery/
As an amusing point of trivia, The Force Awakens also cut digital + film together and nobody noticed. This "debate" is intellectual diarrhea but make of that what you will.
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'DETECTIVE PIKACHU' CINEMATOGRAPHER EXPLAINS WHY HIS MOVIE LOOKS BETTER THAN 'SONIC THE HEDGEHOG'
"Funny enough, I was offered [Sonic the Hedgehog] and after watching the trailer, I thought, I'm so glad we don't look like that," Mathieson told Newsweek.
Mathieson, a two-time Academy Award nominated cinematographer, feels the difference between boils down to film versus digital. Detective Pikachu is shot on traditional film, not digitally. Mathieson feels this decision makes the Pokémon film stand out.
"If all we're talking about is how these two films look, our film is better than Sonic the Hedgehog and I'm sorry, I don't care who I upset by saying that, but I think it looks better." Mathieson said. "There's no reason why you can't shoot a film like [Detective Pikachu] or Sonic the Hedgehog on film. If you had, [Sonic the Hedgehog] would look more realistic. I look at Sonic the Hedgehog and I just go 'yeah whatever.'"
Mathieson pointed to the contrast in colors between the mediums as a defining factor in what makes one look better than the other. He said digital cameras don't capture colors as well, especially with blues and cyan, and reds get "too noisy." Traditional film cameras can be much kinder, once you understand the exposures.
Mathieson feels there's something about how movies used to be shot that makes them stand out compared to modern releases.
https://www.newsweek.com/detective-pika ... on-1411983
"Funny enough, I was offered [Sonic the Hedgehog] and after watching the trailer, I thought, I'm so glad we don't look like that," Mathieson told Newsweek.
Mathieson, a two-time Academy Award nominated cinematographer, feels the difference between boils down to film versus digital. Detective Pikachu is shot on traditional film, not digitally. Mathieson feels this decision makes the Pokémon film stand out.
"If all we're talking about is how these two films look, our film is better than Sonic the Hedgehog and I'm sorry, I don't care who I upset by saying that, but I think it looks better." Mathieson said. "There's no reason why you can't shoot a film like [Detective Pikachu] or Sonic the Hedgehog on film. If you had, [Sonic the Hedgehog] would look more realistic. I look at Sonic the Hedgehog and I just go 'yeah whatever.'"
Mathieson pointed to the contrast in colors between the mediums as a defining factor in what makes one look better than the other. He said digital cameras don't capture colors as well, especially with blues and cyan, and reds get "too noisy." Traditional film cameras can be much kinder, once you understand the exposures.
Mathieson feels there's something about how movies used to be shot that makes them stand out compared to modern releases.
https://www.newsweek.com/detective-pika ... on-1411983
this is whack
Can we please stop with this digital vs. film bullshit already? This is a TENET thread afterall...
AhmadAli95 wrote: ↑August 24th, 2019, 11:00 amCan we please stop with this digital vs. film bullshit already? This is a TENET thread afterall...
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am i the only one who thinks tenet might break nolans career or prove he is one of the greatest directors ever? Or do you think he still go something special in the future(i have no idea how he creates this complex concepts in his works). Ps. Sorry English isnt my first language
if you ever doubted that knowledge≠wisdom there you goblackColumn wrote: ↑August 24th, 2019, 9:10 am'DETECTIVE PIKACHU' CINEMATOGRAPHER EXPLAINS WHY HIS MOVIE LOOKS BETTER THAN 'SONIC THE HEDGEHOG'
"Funny enough, I was offered [Sonic the Hedgehog] and after watching the trailer, I thought, I'm so glad we don't look like that," Mathieson told Newsweek.
Mathieson, a two-time Academy Award nominated cinematographer, feels the difference between boils down to film versus digital. Detective Pikachu is shot on traditional film, not digitally. Mathieson feels this decision makes the Pokémon film stand out.
"If all we're talking about is how these two films look, our film is better than Sonic the Hedgehog and I'm sorry, I don't care who I upset by saying that, but I think it looks better." Mathieson said. "There's no reason why you can't shoot a film like [Detective Pikachu] or Sonic the Hedgehog on film. If you had, [Sonic the Hedgehog] would look more realistic. I look at Sonic the Hedgehog and I just go 'yeah whatever.'"
Mathieson pointed to the contrast in colors between the mediums as a defining factor in what makes one look better than the other. He said digital cameras don't capture colors as well, especially with blues and cyan, and reds get "too noisy." Traditional film cameras can be much kinder, once you understand the exposures.
Mathieson feels there's something about how movies used to be shot that makes them stand out compared to modern releases.
https://www.newsweek.com/detective-pika ... on-1411983