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Or rather, you learn to take advantage of the flaws of the current technology to create the kind of visual experience that you want. When the technology changes
by kijin 10y ago
Or rather, you learn to take advantage of the flaws of the current technology to create the kind of visual experience that you want. When the technology changes, it will take a while for everyone to learn how to take advantage of the strengths and weaknesses of the new platform to create different kinds of visual experiences, and in the meantime you get less than optimal results.
Some directors still shoot movies in black and white from time to time, not because they think color is inferior, but because they think black and white is better suited for the specific movie they want to shoot.
- twoodfin 10y agoDefinitely. I feel like "The Hobbit" was the wrong vehicle to introduce audiences to HFR, for example, and I hope it hasn't soured directors or studios on exploring what's possible artistically at higher frame rates.