https://thefilmbook.net/2013/11/bbc-finally-accepts-super-16-again/ Cinema art & technology edited by Benjamin B - version 3 Tue, 13 Oct 2020 01:21:45 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=3.9.40 https://thefilmbook.net/2013/11/bbc-finally-accepts-super-16-again/#comment-4300 Wed, 04 Dec 2013 09:45:21 +0000 https://thefilmbook.net/?p=1647#comment-4300 Yes, let’s hope that film negative, both 35mm and 16mm, continues to offer another creative & practical choice to filmmakers. Now that Kodak is in better financial health, much depends on the continued existence of labs in the film production centers around the globe. At a recent seminar in Camerimage, a Kodak rep said there were 103 film labs in the world today.

]]> https://thefilmbook.net/2013/11/bbc-finally-accepts-super-16-again/#comment-4287 Wed, 04 Dec 2013 03:06:14 +0000 https://thefilmbook.net/?p=1647#comment-4287 Have been Following this debate for some time now, Years, it seems that with each decade the demise of image capture on Motion Picture Film is predicted to come to an end… And with each new tecnology trying to put an end to Film, its seems the first invention of motion picture film allways seems to come back from the so called grave…. Why is that I ask….. ??? Having produced programming on the endless electrioinc formats our clients are allways more satisfied in programs produced on Film….easeier to shoot, more dependable, budget friendly, The list goes on and on….

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