Kris Kobach

As all fields of work are evolving with every minute, we need to keep ourselves updated with the trending technologies to improve our output. Filmmaking is one of the processes that take a long time and a lot of effort, and every masterpiece would require a lot of thought and homework put into it. Not even the financial debacles have been made with a lousy production team or creative directorial skills. Movies work only when the story connects with the viewers. But as every other industry evolved, cinema also took the propulsion to better advancements. When the film was replaced by digital, the visual appeal changed for good. People have started accepting stories without much depth when the creation is packed in action or seamless entertainment. The digital era and the associated technologies have brought an irrevocable change to the cinema, improving the movie-going experience. An enhanced effect can only be created when we have the best technologies to complement the thin storyline. Several debates have resulted in polarized views about the impact of digital cameras on cinema, but the contemporaries know how to use these technologies to their advantage. Let us look at how technology changed the film industry.

Production Cost

Studios may not always authorize film because it is too costly. Old school filmmakers may prefer film to go digital because of the apparent differences in the process. However, the production team is less likely to support this creative decision. Since the film is impossible to reuse and eliminates the chances for a retake, the product formed could either fall short in quality or maybe an excruciating process for the artists. Sticking to the budget becomes a challenge while filming, and this could affect the post-production activities as well. Digital cameras make the process smoother and less stressful. Everything from shooting to editing becomes easier when you decide to go digital.

Better Visual Quality

Some filmmakers may strongly oppose this, but it is indeed true that you can produce better visual products when you shoot on digital cameras. The film is not a bad choice, but as technology improved, the expectations also shoot up. For every movie to meet this level, the production quality must be top-notch. Sentient drones and cameras are making the movies a lot more appealing. When we dive deeper into the available technologies, we are sure to find that filmmaking has transformed into superior quality in terms of the visuals. The number of shots has increased over the decades, further giving attention to the details.

Immersive Experience

Keeping the film and digital debate aside, we must seriously ponder the positive impacts technology has had on the film industry. As mentioned earlier, the sweeping shots created using the latest jibs and drones build a different perspective of the city we may be familiar with. Every other technology, including algorithmic editing, drone goggles, 3D printing, dual camera VR, and 4K combined with 3D, has the potential to lift the experience to a new level of excellence.