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Plus it’s a black & white movie, and b&w film has a higher “resolution” than color too right? Because you’re dealing with silver particles instead of physically
by MBCook 1y ago
Plus it’s a black & white movie, and b&w film has a higher “resolution” than color too right? Because you’re dealing with silver particles instead of physically larger color grains.
Or something like that. Someone more in the know please check my math.
- reaperducer 1y agoIt's not in black and white.
- stevedh 1y agoIt was shot in colour. But the rest of the comments in the tree apply.
- MBCook 1y agoIt seems my memory fails me.