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> lower-end digital camera And here I was going to say "the grain you get from high ISO film (http://i.imgur.com/4FDyk.jpg)" http://i.imgur.com/4FDyk.jpg)". Da
by 542458 12y ago
> lower-end digital camera
And here I was going to say "the grain you get from high ISO film (http://i.imgur.com/4FDyk.jpg)" http://i.imgur.com/4FDyk.jpg)". Dang kids, get off my lawn!
Anyways, you can actually see this effect (combined with chromatic aberration, which simulated the effect of cheap camera optics) used to great effect in P.T., which was a sort of tech demo/playable trailer for an upcoming silent hill game. Here's a screenshot: http://www.silenthillmemories.net/silent_hills/screens/pics/silent_hills_pt_screen_20140821_02.jpg http://www.silenthillmemories.net/silent_hills/screens/pics/...
- STRML 12y agoHa, of course, film as well; for whatever reason, my first thought was "crappy flip-phone camera". In any case, it's great. The noise hides some details that would otherwise reveal flaws in the render, similar to how motion blur and focus help as well.