What is the difference between digital camera and film camera in film shooting at present?

Although it is difficult to tell the difference in the eyes of ordinary audience, professionals can see it because there are still differences.

Of course, you don't need to show the audience the amplification effect, nor do you need to compare the color gamut, tolerance and softness. Just introduce a few simple methods.

First of all, distinguish whether it is a commercial masterpiece or a work of art:

1, look at the dark part. Unless it is Dogma95 film, the dark parts of large commercial films shot on the film are full, and there are almost no noise and particles, but there must be digital shooting. This technical difficulty has not been broken. But if it is an art film, although the dark part of digital shooting is basically acceptable, the dark part of film shooting is more scary. Of course, this is the general situation.

2. Look at the bright part. The unique shoulder curve of film determines that the sensitivity threshold of film is very high. In other popular words, it means "it can be brighter inside" This is the case with robert richardson's early works, which won academy award for best cinematography for many times. The bright place is bright, such as JFK, but the brightness threshold of digital camera is relatively low. In layman's terms, it means "when it is bright enough, it will not be bright." When we see unusually rich high brightness,

3, look at the particles, film movies must have particles, but now most diesel digital cameras have very small particles, so the general digital photos are clean pictures with almost no particles. Of course, as I said before, digital cameras have almost no particles except in very dark places. Of course, this is also the general situation. Sometimes the whole film is on location, and the film made with low sensitivity film has small particles.

4, the color is light, basically taken by film and digital camera. Unless the color saturation can be reduced later, the color saturation of the original image is higher than that of the film.

Of course, you can also look at the softness of color and backlight, but this is more difficult.

To sum up, the texture of film is the feeling of oil painting.