http://ukfilm.org/taxonomy/term/49/0 Cinematography & Lighting en http://ukfilm.org/features/why-do-images-captured-on-celluloid-have-a-sort-of-glossy-look-when-well-mastered-dv-footage-doesnt <p>It's notoriously difficult to make DV look "glossy". Why do images originated on celluloid tend to look <em>sexy</em>? Can we achieve that same look on DV?</p><p><a href="http://ukfilm.org/features/why-do-images-captured-on-celluloid-have-a-sort-of-glossy-look-when-well-mastered-dv-footage-doesnt">read more</a></p> http://ukfilm.org/features/why-do-images-captured-on-celluloid-have-a-sort-of-glossy-look-when-well-mastered-dv-footage-doesnt#comment Filmmaking Cinematography Fri, 20 Oct 2006 13:28:31 -0400 Jack 280 at http://ukfilm.org http://ukfilm.org/news/shooting-super-16mm-on-a-low-budget <p><img src="http://ukfilm.org/files/16mm_s16mm_camera.jpg" /></p> <p>We've got a new article: <a href="http://ukfilm.org/features/shooting-super16mm">Shooting Super-16mm On A Low Budget</a> . Take a look at why you should still consider shooting on film in today's digital-centric world and how you can shoot on Super-16mm for less than £1,000. Read it <a href="http://ukfilm.org/features/shooting-super16mm">here</a> </p><p><a href="http://ukfilm.org/news/shooting-super-16mm-on-a-low-budget">read more</a></p> http://ukfilm.org/news/shooting-super-16mm-on-a-low-budget#comment Filmmaking Cinematography Sun, 02 Apr 2006 09:49:21 -0400 Jack 159 at http://ukfilm.org http://ukfilm.org/features/shooting-super16mm <p><img src="http://ukfilm.org/files/16mm_s16mm_camera.jpg" /></p> <p>This article will first look at some of the reasons why you might want to shoot on film and will then go on to consider how to shoot on super-16mm for the least amount of money.</p><p><a href="http://ukfilm.org/features/shooting-super16mm">read more</a></p> http://ukfilm.org/features/shooting-super16mm#comment Filmmaking Cinematography Sun, 02 Apr 2006 06:32:52 -0400 Jack 157 at http://ukfilm.org