Stephen Perera

you have articulated my thoughts better than I could my friend Jon hahah

yes you're right they did prints of the film in many formats So now they're all talking about WHO will be the next Bond and talk is that it's going to be an 'origin' story and have a young actor. We shall see what they do.

Gautam, we shall see what they come up with, the Bond fan base demands certain standards. I am positive Kodak film will be used. They did 'film outs' for Dune for artistic reasons. My guess is he will employ Creig Fraser who shot Star Wars Rogue One on celluloid conforming to the traditional look of Star Wars. Yes, as usual, I am here boring everyone with the same obsession with film haha.

What you all think? For me, has to be shot on Kodak to keep the look and tradition. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn41yddj4m1o

interesting to see one my fave developers, XTOL on their developer tests

here is the technical spec. as a pdf

very interesting thanks for posting this......labs will prob have D96 to do Double X so would be interesting to see what a lab makes of it.....and yes a very classic BW look to my eyes

here's our boy Jack

What a beautifully shot film.....opening shots.....wow...anyone care to talk about this film?

No problem.....thanks for the information everyone.....

f*ck me i forgot what I asked in the first place hahaha

Hey @Jon O'Brien the sharpening thing worked for sure thanks for that!!!!

Hi all, thanks for your messages. Jon, I'm gonna try what you suggested out! Just uploading to my YouTube to compare with the previous upload of the same. Brian, had not heard of Filmfreeway, will check it out. Daniel, uploading as 2K haha, right in the middle.

Gimmick or not who cares, VistaVision logo appearing on the front was superb and love it all.....

Hello everyone. Need to export a short film that they want in MP4 format for a competition I am entering. It's all shot on film, with ProRes 4444 cineonlog footage. No problem exporting etc as ProRes etc but I get smudgy results with the MP4 format they want for the competition. I was hoping someone could tell me what are the best export options for MP4 that will retain the grain and colour etc of my piece. Thanks in advance.