35mm vs. Red

Anhar, Johnny, I sincerely want to thank you both so very much for turning this potentially tired over discussed thread into something incredibly entertaining, granted COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS and POINTLESS, but entertaining none the less.
 
Film may not be dead or dying, but it is polluted. There isn't much in the ways of shoot on film, print on film, cut on film, print on film, project on film without a digital step thrown in somewhere. The typewriter analogy was spot on, the purity is gone. For good or for bad, who gives a ****?

If you have a story to tell, just tell it. If you tell it correctly no one will give a **** what you shot on. (Except for a few elitist pros on message boards who can always outdo.)
 
Anhar, Johnny, I sincerely want to thank you both so very much for turning this potentially tired over discussed thread into something incredibly entertaining, granted COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS and POINTLESS, but entertaining none the less.

Why u r completely welcome... I think :dankk2:
 
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