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View Poll Results: Do you want grain on movies? | |||
Yes! It adds to the cinematic experience! |
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65 | 61.32% |
As long as it doesn't mean bluring, I'll take pristine, grain-free recording please. |
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41 | 38.68% |
Voters: 106. You may not vote on this poll |
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Aug 2007
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I think it has been well communicated in.. well... many threads that film grain is intentional, and directors and film buffs seem to love it. But I just wondered what the general opinion was here and decided to try using a poll.
Do YOU (talking about you personally, not directors, or anyone else) want to see grain on your movies? I'm making the assumption that grainless recording can be down without blurring the image (so in other words we're talking about intentional grain here) |
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