Цитата:от: Superka
А Вы вот невнимательны:
Я внимателен, просто по какой-то, мне не известной причине, мне, на протяжении всех этих постов, не удается донести до Вас следующее- о геморрое можно стенать в документальном фильме или на форуме но он, геморрой, не станет причиной для отказа от пленки на многомиллионном проэкте, где этот самый геморой бледнеет перед всем остальным геморрроем связаным с координацией сотен и тысяч людей, экипировки, транспорта и денег. Отказ от пленки имеет рациональную и техническую подоплеку. Остается достаточно много режиссеров которые снимают на пленку и они работают на те же студии для которых снимают цифровики.
Приведу несколько цитат Deakins, одного из самых стильных визуальщиков наших времен который завоевал успех и на пленке и на цифре, мне не хватило бы смелости просто взять и выкинуть его мнение на помойку сославшись на геморрой:
"I get very confused and, frankly, irritated by all the pronouncements about ‘K’, bit depth, latitude etc.. In the past it was often stated to me by visual effects supervisors that there was no noticeable difference between a 2K scan and a 4K scan of the same negative.
Does film really have a dynamic range of more than 13 stops? What film stock would that be and under what conditions? I don’t see it.
In the final analysis you can only judge picture quality by eye and make a personal decision as to what you like and what you don’t like. Perhaps some people really can not see a difference between a 2K scan and a 4K scan of the same negative and I am sure some people really do prefer the look of an image produced by the Red Camera to one shot on film.
The choice of a camera system is no different than the choice of a lens set, a camera position or where to put a lamp."
"As to film’s ‘unique look’. I believe that to be bogus too. I am certain that it is entirely possible to manipulate an image captured by the Alexa that would pass as one taken from a film negative. All that is required is some slight defocusing, a constriction of the colour space and the addition of digital grain.
By suggesting that the ‘unique look’ of film owes more to the properties of film emulsion than to the cinematographers who created the imagery does a great disservice."
"I am not experienced with the Red at all so I only say this in respect of the films I have seen that were shot on that camera. I have seen the Red viewfinder and I wouldn’t say it was any better than the electronic viewfinder on the Alexa. Neither is a substitute for an optical finder. As for as the camera system itself, I would say that the Alexa is a better design.
It looks and feels like a film camera but one that is both simple to use and lightweight. For me, there did not seem a large learning curve from using a 535B to using the Alexa."
И наконец, Павел, честно, Вам нравится то что Александр приводит как визуальный аргумент "за пленку"?