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PShizzy wrote:
richierich1212: It's not just the frame rate. The film look is comprised of a few different things, those being the DOF of a full frame sensor, the frame rate, and the shutter speed at which film is captured, which for film is about 1/48th (or about half the time of the shutter.. the other half was used to transport the film to the next frame). By using that 1/48th exposure time for each frame of a film, the motion blur and movement was more fluid.
What most people don't notice is that video cameras will bump up shutter speeds in order to adjust for daylight or incoming light. By doing that, the time between each frame is longer, and the captured frame itself is sharper because it's a shorter duration.
So, if you start shooting with that 5D at 23.976, try giving 1/50th shutter speed a shot.
BTW, Gladiator bucked this trend and used a 1/192nd second exposure time, which made the fight scenes look very crisp and worked especially well with the moving blades and weapons.
Max
a lot of it is also grain, not much in the way of chroma-type noise, a particular sort of gamma and tonal profile
landscape scenes in movies with tons of DOF still don't look like video
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