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There is a depressingly large body of technology attached to movie film and we'll be living with it for some time (especially aspect ratios). Probably just bes
by bishoprook2 5y ago
There is a depressingly large body of technology attached to movie film and we'll be living with it for some time (especially aspect ratios).
Probably just best to stick to Cinerama and be done with it.
- ghaff 5y agoTo say nothing of terminology. While "clapping" is still sometimes legitimately used when there is separate audio recording, terms like "Speed," "B-roll," etc. are definitely rooted in film stock.
- bishoprook2 5y agoIn addition to the whole rigamarole of terms for film editing. Product idea of the day: Telecine for Cinerama. Now that I think of it, I wonder if the Cineon people ever thought about Cinerama.
- Animats 5y agoProbably just best to stick to Cinerama and be done with it. Right. This is Cinerama.[1] Widescreen the hard way. Three 35mm cameras, three projectors, and a lot of alignment. [1] https://youtu.be/vrzjdlyZCD8 https://youtu.be/vrzjdlyZCD8