panagiotis agapitou

I'm planning to shoot 3 days just before Christmas and there is a posibility that the lab will develop the negative around the 5th or the 6th of January ... Do you think that this will have an affect on the quality ? Thanks !!!

panagiotisagapitou@gmail.com Thanks !!!

Obviously they have turn down the timing system and want me to pay for the re-setup ...

What is the range of prices in USA or EU for a 2:30 min short film? I ask a lab in Greece and they told me ONLY the cost of the chemichals is 6.000$ - 9.000$ !!!

That's a great interview !! Thanks for sharing !!! Imagine only what would have to say with today's flat and naturalistic trend in cinematography

Thanks !!

Was wondering if EVERY motion picture lab can procces SLR's 5219

Is there an app for 35mm film viewfinder ? ARRI's one has only the digital models .. i'm looking for standard 35 academy 1.37

I think modern pictures suffer from overgradding ... try gradding ONLY with tools that were available in that era .. e.g. timing r-g-b - affect ONLY the full frame - etc .. (i mean do diggital gradding but only with the 90's available choises)

That's a great thread !! I want to add some examples of "90s look reference" that i watched recently on tv channels or netflix -AS GOOD AS IT GETS - DISCLOSUR Also there was 'Heat' on tv .. and even though i think it's more "dark" that the classic 90's style .. it was SO different that the modern movies that was the same time on other tv channels

I'm also looking for a 435 (for recycling of cource) 😉

Larry Smith said that Kubrick would test all new digital cameras and at the end he would say "nothing tops film quality"

I'm studying about masks and i'm a bit confused .. the shape of the masks is not a perfect rectangle ... it has round edges .. and so the image on the hard matte frame has the same shape (like this original negative from Clockwork Orange outtake) So .. how you compose a frame ? On the viewfinder or the monitor you see the whole shape or a (cropped) perfect rectangle ... that means that you MUST have also a groundglass to see where the margins are ?? Thanks !!

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