tommygdawg
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In all fairness, Roei, he did say that George opted not to shoot Episodes I, II, and III. He said nothing of IV, V, and VI.
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In all fairness, Roei, he did say that George opted not to shoot Episodes I, II, and III. He said nothing of IV, V, and VI.
so IF you have an idea that is suitable for anamorphic shooting,
and IF you have the chance of using decent glass,
and IF you know the compromises of anamorphics,
i'll say go for it.
DSLR will never look like film, so trying to squeeze anamorphic magic into it is a great, sometimes even necessary tool.
(it's all my personal opinion and taste, so...)
Weren't all the latest Star Wars movies shot on 3chip 2/3" cameras? Not a lot of anamorphic lens options for prism cameras...
Yea, they were shot on 2/3" cameras. Our school (Ball State) has a couple of the same cameras in our live studio setup.I'm not sure about that. But I do know that they were not shot on film.
Yea, they were shot on 2/3" cameras. Our school (Ball State) has a couple of the same cameras in our live studio setup.
I did some research (ie googling) on it. They were also shot in 1080p, not 4k. WHAT?! It's actually pretty cool when you think about all these people (including myself) that are on about having to have huge sensors, 4k, and anamorphics to get the film look. Lucas didn't.
Actually, the Star Wars Holiday Special was the first feature-length Star Wars movie shot with a video camera.
Oh but can you resist the power of the Dark Side?...you will not be forgiven for making me go there.