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Originally Posted by atsonicpark
I like film. I've only shot a few things on film, on super 8. Was fun. I know EXACTLY how to get the same look -- flaws and all -- on digital, though. So, it's kind of a pointlessly expensive alternative just to be "authentic" and gimmicky. I know a dude who made a no budget film and wanted to have it transferred to 35mm -- for thousands of dollars -- just to have some "Real" scratches on it. Seems silly. But whatever works.
I'd say.. embrace digital. But, really, in my case, maybe not anyone else's, I use EVERYTHING.. vhs, broken dvd glitches.. old camcorders, film strips, notebook drawings, mspaint, polaroids.. anything works.I even designed my own video game for a sequence in no reason to exist..
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for me I enjoy the analogue process far more than the digital. I find it cathartic and ritual. processing a film by hand or running through negs brings me more joy than uploading and point and click. I agree though, whatever works for each individual.