4K Film Scan - Shooting Andrea Dojmi

Not an objective test, because close-ups are used. It's interesting to see the general plan from afar.

[@albertobeto5362]

If 8mm it's 4x smaller (diagonal) than 35mm, why we don't see large grain pattern in this 8mm scanning if even 35mm have viseable grain in 1080p???

[@truefilm6991]

KZbin doesn't represent film grain very well. This is the Vision 3 50D, one of the finest grain film stocks ever made. On 16mm (half way in between Super 8 and 35mm) it looks absolutely fantastic. Most movies shot on 35mm use faster, much grainier film stocks such as the V 3 500T.

[@gavrill00]

I think the bigger the format, the bigger the grain. A super 8 50D is less grainy than a 35mm 200T. And then there are degrain softwares that can be used to ''clean'' the footage.

[@isimsizkullanc5284]

Great