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Film Reel

"Four years ago, if you had a video and you want people to see, you had to invite them all to your house for a beer. With the Web it is possible to produce a film with almost no budget and get one million people to watch.

– David Trescot, Group Product Manager Adobe

With a digital camcorder in hand, you can now film your very own professional quality at a fraction of cost that takes to make a feature film with the traditional celluloid camera. Plus, no roll of film needed, you avoid the cost of film processing which are major chunk of the budget of a low budget film small. Digital Filmmaking has truly arrived with a bang in the world today. While most professionals agree that a digital camera, but top notch in May it can not match the resolution film/35mm; They also argue that the benefit to cost more than cover it up. You can make a digital film to one fifth of the cost compared to a film made with celluloid camera.

I think technology has always been on, you know. "I think that yes, there is a hell of a lot more we can technically do now that you could never do before. It has never been cheaper to make a movie and get more people to see your film as never before. You can purchase a digital camera for a couple of thousand dollars and your own office system mounting for a couple of Grand, and you're making films.

– Dan Myrick, co-director, The Blair Witch Project

Given Mr. Dan has made these comments, the price of filming equipment and installation has more than halved.

Of course, for film screenings, you can always transfer later to your digital movie to film. If, for example, your ultimate goal is to have a planned upgrade your video From celluloid in a film, you will need to consider shooting your source footage at 25 frames per second, making for an easier transition Fresh to 24 images of traditional film. To do this, you need a camcorder PAL-formatted (commonly sold in European markets) rather than a camera that shot the Standard 30Frames per second. In addition, if you are interested in large screen projection, there are cameras specially designed to capture images in the elongated 16:9. These considerations are essential to your success with the video-film projects, to examine carefully all camcorders prospective characteristics appropriate for access and a transfer center of the film to see what they recommend.

Another type of cameras are a great help in the transfer of the film are 24P cameras. 24P refers to those cameras that have a refresh rate 24 frames per second, equivalent to the scrolling speed of a film. It is an ideal aspect ratio for video projects that will ultimately transferred to film, because it does not require dropping frames when converting formats. Launched by Sony, and now available from several manufacturers, this technology has the ability to record 40 minutes of HD footage on a compact cassette $ 70 (compared to $ 400 for 4 minutes 35 mm films, with treatment costs). An example of such a camera is the Sony HDW-F900.

Digital cinema is really the future of cinema, with better technology, higher film costs and competition paving the way for it.

About the Author:

The author is a film student and a part time short film maker. He even has a blog on digital filmmaking.

Article Source: ArticlesBase.com – Digital Filmmaking is the Future

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