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Re: Screen Grabs from film location; Jim Thorpe, P
Re: Screen Grabs from film location; Jim Thorpe, P
It's the grain and the off white balance that adds to the beauty of those simple shots. It would even be better if you set the detail settings to thick and not thin (unless planning to blow it up) because it's too sharp. If focus was a slight softer, it would really be indestinguishable.
For "the motorcycle diaries" the sweeping 16x9 shots of south america was actually shot on a different stock to the 35mm the rest of the movie was shot with. This was because South America was just too damned beautiful and what was required was a super 16 format to get some grain inherent on the stock and so that it would match better with the other shots as well as better representing the lay person's perspective on life as opposed to a beatifully lit and equipped hollywood set.
Re: Screen Grabs from film location; Jim Thorpe, P
It's the grain and the off white balance that adds to the beauty of those simple shots. It would even be better if you set the detail settings to thick and not thin (unless planning to blow it up) because it's too sharp. If focus was a slight softer, it would really be indestinguishable.
For "the motorcycle diaries" the sweeping 16x9 shots of south america was actually shot on a different stock to the 35mm the rest of the movie was shot with. This was because South America was just too damned beautiful and what was required was a super 16 format to get some grain inherent on the stock and so that it would match better with the other shots as well as better representing the lay person's perspective on life as opposed to a beatifully lit and equipped hollywood set.
