Nick Morrison
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Jason, perhaps you should clarify. On first read, that's how it came off to me as well.David, you seem more intelligent than to misquote.
David, you seem more intelligent than to misquote.
Well, I don't think David or any other professional DP chooses a camera solely for that reason. However, workflow can play a role in it. But there are a lot of other factors that go into choosing one camera over another, so I guess I understand what you're saying but I think it comes off the wrong way.Any DOP saying, in this day and age, I only shoot HD for vimeo or TV based solely on the fact that that is the end delivery resolution, does not deserve to work in this industry.
I just object to the implication that not choosing to work at the highest resolution possible somehow disqualifies you from being a DP, or that this industry can't accept a variety of opinions on the matter, or that people who shoot HD for HD broadcast are somehow unworthy. There are plenty of great cinematographers out there who can have a different opinions on the resolution issue, and some of their opinions are different from mine, but I'm not going to say that therefore they don't deserve to be cinematographers.
Well, I don't think David or any other professional DP chooses a camera solely for that reason. However, workflow can play a role in it. But there are a lot of other factors that go into choosing one camera over another, so I guess I understand what you're saying but I think it comes off the wrong way.