I have experimented a bit with this, and this is what I can tell you about it. As soon as DPs get a hang of it, there will be no more talk about it except in "h

I have experimented a bit with this, and this is what I can tell you about it. As soon as DPs get a hang of it, there will be no more talk about it except in "hipster" circles like vinyl or celluloid. Getting lighting and motion blur (especially motion blur) to look and feel the same is something DPs will need to adjust to. Only thing I am worried about now are render times. There are now 48 frames per second and twice as that if in 3D.