>>3478494> Footage from an Alexa 65 has way more detail and can be made to have the same tonalityAnd I say that you are wrong. Pretty sure there are few successfully directors that have argued for the merits of film vs digital in modern age. It's your turn to prove us all wrong. Also, why do you get so mad? I post you examples, and you keep sticking your ass up your butt.
Exhibit C: Large format film low light scene. Much compressed screen from Baraka 1992 8k blueray. I've no blueray player on my pc, to give you proper screenshot, but you can do yourself a favour and buy it yourself. It can teach you a thing or two in humility.
1080p:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H2cDS7txKY>70mm is not large format, and that's not an argument.Wrong again.
Exhibit D:
http://lfexaminer.com/formats.htm>>3478474BTW. That's 1080 screen from large format film movie. You can try and find digital equivalent that undoubtedly beats it in quality, and I'll accept defeat.
