Re: [photo-3d] George Lucas Goes Digital...

[Michael Kersenbrock <michaelk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,
    Isn't much of his "film" digitally produced anyway?   Not so
much as folk running around in front of cameras, but rather
rendered  by IL&M (probably).  Even as I recall Episode I, most or at
least a lot of it of isn't "real in front of cameras", but digital-originals
added in  later.  So making the rest digital doesn't seem like that
big of a deal.  IOW, the "old film" versions weren't "film" anyway.  :-)

Mike K.

P.S. - Try imagine "Toy Story" or "Antz" done with celluloid Film..... (?????)

Dan Shelley wrote:

> I found this fascinating... I am ever more curious about where consumer
> digital cameras will go in the near future!
>
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>
> Lucas Goes Digital for Episode II
> by E! Online News Staff
> http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0%2C1%2C6299%2C00%2Ehtml
>
> Goodbye clunky celluloid. Hello, digital Jar Jar.
>
> Just when you thought George Lucas completely dissed the digital age by not
> releasing The Phantom Menace on DVD (yet), the Star Wars mastermind
> announced he's going digital for Episode II.


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