Great video! Very entertaining and learned a lot. I don't wanna be that guy (but I will). As a film photographer I have to nitpick: What you're referring to as "grain" at 3:25, is called noise. Grain is caused by the actual granularity of photographic film. It's an optical effect caused by the presence of metallic silver or dye clouds in the emulsion. It does not exist in digital. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_grain#Grain_effect_with_film_and_digital Nowadays, people use the term "grain" to specify digital noise, when the two are entirely unrelated.
Great video! Very entertaining and learned a lot.
I don't wanna be that guy (but I will). As a film photographer I have to nitpick: What you're referring to as "grain" at 3:25, is called noise. Grain is caused by the actual granularity of photographic film. It's an optical effect caused by the presence of metallic silver or dye clouds in the emulsion. It does not exist in digital.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_grain#Grain_effect_with_film_and_digital
Nowadays, people use the term "grain" to specify digital noise, when the two are entirely unrelated.
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Entertaining and informative. Well done!
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