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本帖最後由 vincecharus 於 2014-11-12 13:12 編輯
Jason 發表於 2014-11-9 00:37
as we can see from #6 and #7. both pictures are slightly out of focus. it is quite difficult, as lea ...
The critical question is one that is aesthetic.
The aesthetics of a skin pore perfect digital image is not the same as the aesthetics of a light transition perfect film image.
It is readily apparent to the viewer that the aesthetics are different. When one looks at a well-executed digital image, the wow factor is in the details, the skin pores, the facial hairs, the mascara on the eyelashes. When one looks at a well executed film image, the wow factor is in the ease of the light transition, the magic of the flow between light and darkness, how highlight blends into the white, the infinite tones in the shadows, how colors flow and fade into each other.
The essence is the fundamental difference between digital and analogue art. Any layman will readily appreciate the visual impact, but the professionals (and the connoisseurs) delve into the mechancis behind the differences.
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