2-Perf and 3-Perf 35mm Motion Picture Film Demo

Director and Cinematographer, James Chressanthis, ASC

Stocks:
KODAK VISION3 250D Color Negative Film 5207
KODAK VISION3 500T Color Negative Film 5219

Cameras were donated by Panavision, and mounted side by side on a single dolly, donated by JL Fisher, to capture the scenes simultaneously.

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• ASC 35mm

[shubhkaranvfx]

I loved it! But I why grain is a problem.I love films with grain,it just adds more realism.

[BernyHi]

@sancnair Ya, I totally hear you and you're right, it's just for awareness. There's no way this would compare to viewing the print in person, and I don't think either of us will ever get that opportunity.

[sancnair]

@BernyHi Thanks for the guidance, but i prefer the big screen to a Laptop one to really judge the end result. The proof at the end is in the pudding, no offense meant. But that is the true test of any process. Its great to put on You Tube for awareness purpose but the real thing is in the real thing. No 1080P equals that, if you get what i mean. Thanks anyway!

[BernyHi]

@sancnair you're allowed to click 1080P. Besides the visuals though that are undoubtedly compressed for streaming, listening to the commentary is also educational / informative.

[sancnair]

Is this for real? Am i supposed to judge a 2perf to 3 perf difference on the You tube 480p or a print? Really? Seriously?