eddavid
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Looking great
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Storaro, who has long been examining digital production technology, decided to take the plunge with Cafe Society, using Sony's top-of-the-line F65 4K camera (along with its sister, the lighter F55, for use on a Steadicam). "A few years ago, it was film or digital; it was a difficult choice," he says. "Producers thought [digital] was cheaper — not true. Or it's faster — not true. [But] when Woody called me (this was also Allen's first digital feature), I said, 'You can't stop progress.' When I met the Sony F65, I said, 'This is the camera we are supposed to use.'"
Describing the F65 as “the best quality today in the market" for a digital cinematography camera, he continues: “I always thought the minimum quality should be 4K 16-bit color. Companies should deliver equipment so that we can record the largest amount of information possible, [and cinematographers can then decide what we want to use] according to the story."
No question the Sony CineAlta line delivers beautiful footage...after the F35, the F65 is probably the next logical step....and becoming "affordable" on the used market.