The Digital Bits; "Grain is supposed to be there!"

[binarymelon]

Everybody seems to be ignoring my point. Let's say that, hypothetically, through the marvels of science that we developed a film technology that did not have any grain once you reached the final product, no grain, no DNR, just exactly what the director/cinematographer's eyes saw. How would that picture be anything less than perfect. As digital technology progresses, algorithms, storage, processing speed. We will eventually reach a point where we can display that where no human or machine will be able to tell the difference.