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The technical difference is that digital color is always* a demosaic of a Bayer filter (or X-trans, or other filter), whereas color film has three layers of emu
by i_am_proteus 4y ago
The technical difference is that digital color is always* a demosaic of a Bayer filter (or X-trans, or other filter), whereas color film has three layers of emulsion to capture e.g. Red/Blue/Green. Lens focus is indeed very slightly different for each of the three layers.
*There are a few other methods, such as prisms and stacked sensors, but in practice, Bayer/similar filters give better performance and that's what commercial cameras use.
- tpmx 4y agoSomehow, you can still downscale a scanned Kodachrome photo and it's still considered a Kodachrome photo. It's about color/LUT, not pixels.