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My point is that digital projection is the way to go. There will be no wear and tear and it'll be like viewing a fresh 35mm print everytime you watch the film, even if it's the last week. I don't think the image will be degraded to something lower than 2k when projected digitally, but the 35mm print will wear down as time goes by. The digital print will have none of those, and will display a sharp image everytime it appears on the screen.
My point is that shoot the movie in film, and project digitally everytime so it will be a closer expierience to the originally intended look. |
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