This has probably been covered elsewhere but i can't find the thread.
I wanna learn how to shoot to achieve a cinematic look (not lighting etc only framerates and interlaced/progressive). Most Television displays at the moment are standard crt TV's that only support interlace mode and chances are your ad/short film/documentary/whatever is going to be viewed there.
1) Is there something you can do, ASIDE from shooting 24/25 progressive, to optimize the cinematic look for tv?
2) Do 24p and 25p look EQUALLY "cinematic"? Will anybody be able to tell the difference?
3) Assuming you shot progressive, aside from deinterlacing, do "film look" filters add anything to the result? If yes, what? Film Grain?
4) will your material look equally "cinematic" on a) progressive LCD TV's b) Progressive CRT TV's c) Interlaced CRT TV's
5) will HD have any effect on non-hd tv's? i.e will HD material shown on a standard tv set look better?
OFC the medium for tv will be DVD/broadcast. Sorry for the long list
If these questions have been answered someplace else "clearly" plz point me to the right thread.
Jubei
I wanna learn how to shoot to achieve a cinematic look (not lighting etc only framerates and interlaced/progressive). Most Television displays at the moment are standard crt TV's that only support interlace mode and chances are your ad/short film/documentary/whatever is going to be viewed there.
1) Is there something you can do, ASIDE from shooting 24/25 progressive, to optimize the cinematic look for tv?
2) Do 24p and 25p look EQUALLY "cinematic"? Will anybody be able to tell the difference?
3) Assuming you shot progressive, aside from deinterlacing, do "film look" filters add anything to the result? If yes, what? Film Grain?
4) will your material look equally "cinematic" on a) progressive LCD TV's b) Progressive CRT TV's c) Interlaced CRT TV's
5) will HD have any effect on non-hd tv's? i.e will HD material shown on a standard tv set look better?
OFC the medium for tv will be DVD/broadcast. Sorry for the long list
Jubei
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