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Re: B&W Camera picks up IR??
- From: Luvdove6@xxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: B&W Camera picks up IR??
- Date: Tue, 3 Aug 1999 00:13:19 EDT
In a message dated 8/2/99 5:22:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
badamson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> If it was a film camera, I guess the question is what kind of film was in
it?
>
> I saw an old episode of an old TV show where they claim some of the
evidence
> was movie film taken by infrared. To me it looked just like a negative
> filmstrip (the shadows were light and the highlights dark). Fiddling with
> the
> truth is okay when it makes for a good plotline. I have also seen
> commercials,
> particularly car commercials, that have an infrared "look." I always
> assumed
> normal film was digitally converted to have that look.
>
> This episode, the commercials and your question got me to try the Kodak
> website for infrared motion picture info. I couldn't find any (but the
> Kodak
> website can be hard to search because there is too much info). However
> since
> 35mm roll film was adapted from movie film, I guess it would be possible to
> readapt a bulk roll of infrared for movie use. It would be expensive and a
> pain to handle and develop, I suspect, but if it's what the director wants
.
> .
> . Or perhaps the actual footage was shot with a digital camera to add
> atmosphere to the footage supposedly shot by this other camera. Another
> liberty with the truth. But haven't you noticed on TV and in movies that
> photos taken with a character's inexpensive little camera look like a shot
> actually taken with a Hasselblad and several strobes? ;-)
>
> Bertha
Well... like I said, they called it a CP-16 film camera... so its 16mm of
some kind!? And you know how the Blair Witch Project was all on home video
type of equipment because they were kids with a LOW film budget so I'm
assuming they didn't use all those expensive tricks ;-) The camera was
really big I remember... with a huge round lens... that is about all I
know! I fell in love with the results though ;-) If no one knows what I'm
talking about then maybe it was all effects! Anyway thanks for the reply!
~Holly~
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