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CAN THIS BE FILM LOOK?

X-ed_pray
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Jan 6, 2001, 2:42 AM

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Look at my work trying to reach a film look with video
http://www.geocities.com/othowalo/movie-look.html
Can this be useful in the real world?
The images are big save it in your HD and compare carefully later
Can anyone help me constructing a prototype and to patent the process? Sorry with my english

X-Niko
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Jan 14, 2001, 9:37 PM

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When I think of "Film look" I think of smooth pans with smooth motion blur while maintaining a sharp subject.
The other quality I want in "film look" is a shallow depth of field. Other than that, I want my colors bright, saturated, and the image sharp.
Most people think mutting the color and blurring the image is "film look" that is dog do do to me.
Niko

X-natxo
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Aug 30, 2001, 4:37 AM

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: When I think of "Film look" I think of smooth pans with smooth motion blur while maintaining a sharp subject.
: The other quality I want in "film look" is a shallow depth of field. Other than that, I want my colors bright, saturated, and the image sharp.
: Most people think mutting the color and blurring the image is "film look" that is dog do do to me.
: Niko