David Jimerson Administrator Staff member Feb 20, 2008 #2 D is supposed to be. But it's a matter of taste and perception.
Yorigos12 Member Feb 22, 2008 #3 I've shot on Cine-V a few times and Cine-D only once. V always gives me a 'bronze' look..and is usually a little more saturated. Cine-D is a much flatter, seemingly better base to shoot with.
I've shot on Cine-V a few times and Cine-D only once. V always gives me a 'bronze' look..and is usually a little more saturated. Cine-D is a much flatter, seemingly better base to shoot with.