why do movie makers use film?

[stan92]

why do movie makers use film?

[Samdb]

They don't? If they do it's for better quality.

[Lil Chillbil]

because it gives a film look

[stan92]

@Lil Chillbil and film look = grain?

@Samdb what makes you think they dont?

[Samdb]

@Lil Chillbil and film look = grain?

@Samdb what makes you think they dont?

 

 

It's old and it's one use only.

[Lil Chillbil]

@Lil Chillbil and film look = grain?

@Samdb what makes you think they dont?

 

 

 

no, film look=breaking bad

 

 

simple math that film is the **** but you shouldn't use film because its **** to work with

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt7ofokzn04

[stan92]

@Lil Chillbil breaking bad the tv show? and how is it **** to work with?

[stan92]

@Samdb what do you mean one use only? do you mean they cant reuse the expensive film like you can with computer memory?

[T.Vengeance]

@Lil Chillbil and film look = grain?

@Samdb what makes you think they dont?

 

Film grain can be added in post though. Also the reason why is perhaps either the rolling shutter effect you get with CMOS sensors or the flare with bright lights on CCD sensors that gets film makers to use film.

[Lil Chillbil]

@Lil Chillbil breaking bad the tv show? and how is it **** to work with?

 

 

I've worked with film before, many  times in fact I recently got rid of my L1 and Xl1 in exchange for a t3i, never gonna look back. Its the worst feeling in the world to hike 5 miles up a hill to shoot a scene and  then a crewmember forgets to pack in a tape. And then theres the importing into the pc or mac which is hell and takes real time to import

[stan92]

@Lil Chillbil why did you put this link to this trailer in here? : 

[stan92]

@Lil Chillbil ok thanks

[stan92]

@T.Vengeance simplify please i have no experience with film etc

[Lil Chillbil]

@Lil Chillbil why did you put this link to this trailer in here? : 

 

 

It was shot on 35

[stan92]

@Lil Chillbil it was shot on 35mm film? just like fast and furious 6?

[Lil Chillbil]

@Lil Chillbil it was shot on 35mm film? just like fast and furious 6?

 

 

Only partially, most films are not pure film and this movie had a crap load of special effects 

[UselessBread]

Do films offer a Higher Dynamic Range? or is it just all placebos?

[stan92]

@Lil Chillbil ok so most movies are part film and part digital? how can i tell the difference during the movie?

[stan92]

@Lil Chillbil also what puts 35mm to shame? red dragon or something?

[Lil Chillbil]

@Lil Chillbil also what puts 35mm to shame? red dragon or something?

 

 

35mm is bar none

 

 

red dragon is almost as good thou

[Lil Chillbil]

@Lil Chillbil ok so most movies are part film and part digital? how can i tell the difference during the movie?

 

 

You can't really tell, unless the same scene is shot with a film camera and extreme digital and then watched side by side your brain just thinks its a different scene and thats why it looks different 

[JORDANonPC]

@Lil Chillbil also what puts 35mm to shame? red dragon or something?

I'd stop making so many different posts and put all your questions in one post or make edits it looks like you're post farming 

[stan92]

@JORDANonPC whats post farming?

@Lil Chillbil your answer contradicted itself you said "You can't really tell, unless the same scene is shot with a film camera and extreme digital and then watched side by side
then you said your brain just thinks its a different scene and thats why it looks different"????????

[stan92]

@Lil Chillbil so grain will always be present even if using digital and grain?

[UselessBread]

@JORDANonPC whats post farming?

posting just for the sake of getting your post count higher.