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They're distinguishable. They've been shooting at 24FPS digital for a long time now, and digital post processing has been standard for decades. It really is di
by devindotcom 12y ago
They're distinguishable. They've been shooting at 24FPS digital for a long time now, and digital post processing has been standard for decades.
It really is difficult to say what sets film apart, but it's generally agreed among cinematographers digital and analog that the filmic quality is pretty unique to the film itself, though of course it can be faked fairly well.
- ricardobeat 12y agoIt used to be latitude / dynamic range, but digital sensors have already matched and surpassed film on that. I'm sure what the previous commenter said can be done (simulating film to a point where a movie director wouldn't be able to tell). It's different from analog vs digital audio, video has always been time-sliced so it's perfectly possible to recreate the exact same light.