CNMA Super 16mm Test Sequence

[Vladislaw81]

I wonder, what film was used during shooting?

[pmaddison]

Fantastic. Can't beat film and a good film maker.

[aMMarQuteineh]

a wonderful footage, i like the opening scene it was too long and very nice one.

u used a real m-16 bullet, u should scale it down, it was a very tall bullet, adding some blurry to the bullets will make it better.....

[altermann1ify]

You can only TRY to emulate film with digital. The reason film always looks better is more than just resolution and latitude. It's really a completely different process. Plus, look at high end HDV as an example (although that's pretty much dead now). HDV is thin plastic with rust sandwiched between it! Film is much wider and much more surface area. Again I say, it's a completely different process, even when compared to T2i and 7D and such. :)

[Alzdr]

Pretty grim! Nice looking though :D

[CrazyShortsCrew]

4k is about the same.

[TheShubhkaran]

@CrazyShortsCrew man when you telecine a 35mm film the resolution you get is 7K......

[kooksonboards]

Looks great! I could do without the murders, but the costumes and everything else is nice.

[Cuajinice]

LOOKS GREAT =}

[papanurgle25]

i recently shot on the arriflex 16sr and look forward to getting my reels back from the lab. And I agree w/ Enigma FILM OWNS DIGITAL!!!!

[GarrettBurcham]

Damn! looks sooo clean. Gotta love 16mm.

[JamesNicholi]

1:07 Barzeeni the stuntman!

[EnigmaDeception]

I'd take film over digital any day of the week. This shows the new age DSLR bullshit why it will never look as good as film.

[dfectus]

@EnigmaDeception Never say never

[TheMightyAxe88k]

i liked this one better than the one where "johnny" has dialog. makes him seem more believable as a ruthless killer than than a jolly talkative guy.