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Dronescapes on Instagram: "D-Day In Color: The Authentic View of WWII. The Realities of War Step behind the scenes of history and view the Second World War through the personal lens of a newsreel cameraman. This unique documentary features the rare 16mm Kodachrome color film shot by Jack Lieb. #DDayColor #WWIIinColor #ArchivalFilm #DDAY #Veterans #flight #P47Thunderbolt #P38Lightning #AviationHistory #Avgeeks #aircrash #combatfootage"

Inside History Hub on Instagram: "A comparison between Moon landing footage from 1972 and a modern 2023 landing has surprised many viewers. Despite today’s advanced technology, the older footage often appears clearer. The reason lies in how the recordings were made. In 1972, astronauts used physical 16mm film, capturing high-detail images that age surprisingly well. In contrast, modern landings rely on digital transmission from space, which compresses data and reduces image quality. While digita

16mm Film - Double Perf vs Single Perf - What's the difference?? - The Film Photography Project

Prashant Kumar on Instagram: "“The Smashing Machine” shot with multiple film formats including VHS, 16mm film, and 65mm film. The film begins with VHS-quality footage, transitions to a 16mm “emotional state of mind,” and culminates in the high-definition clarity of 65mm. This shift in quality and format was intentional, aiming to immerse the audience in the experience. 16mm gives film grain, halation, organic color response and a mid-range resolution that still feels tactile. What is DMR ? IMAX