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No it really doesn't what? I don't know what that comment refers to.
by NonNefarious 4y ago
No it really doesn't what? I don't know what that comment refers to.
- NonNefarious 4y ago
- avhon1 4y agoIt doesn't require perfect removal of the original film grain. A mishmash composed of remnants of the original grain combined with new synthetic grain can still look correct to our brains.
- NonNefarious 4y agoAccording to this paper, they're going a lot of effort to reproduce the original grain very accurately. If they combine that with some half-assed residual grain from the original, why go to all the effort to faithfully reproduce it? Based on your assertion, it wasn't really necessary to begin with.