Chris Fernando

It's not a trim. The ship was actually being attacked by clapper/loaders! "The Trouble W/ Clapper/Loaders" (lost episode).

Thanks Dickson.

I see what you're saying (pun intended).

"Motion!" is possible with a still camera as well.

Stills are all about freezing that one moment in time. Motion pictures are about recording the change in time

Sounds like you theorize that motion picture photography then is something of a multiple of still photography, correct me if I'm wrong. Since there is so much more that goes into creating millions of sequential frames vs. just one frame where do you think you stop seeing just the one frame and start concentrating on the change in time.

I still remember the first time I saw a 35mm print of Apocalypse Now and thinking every one of these frames would make an awesome 8x10!