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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

CHE Spanish Trailer in Low Res

I recently re-watched some of SS's other films, most notably - Traffic.

I can't understand all the complaints about blown highlights in Che, given that this is obviously a part the man's style, not a technical problem\limitation of the camera.

I hope we get to see Che in theaters soon.
 
karapetkov said:
I recently re-watched some of SS's other films, most notably - Traffic.

I can't understand all the complaints about blown highlights in Che, given that this is obviously a part the man's style, not a technical problem\limitation of the camera.
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in my own, there's a word for that: i g n o r a n c e
 
Deanan said:
He does know what he's doing and chooses to do so for his own reasons. He's an extremely smart guy.
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Yeah, there's no doubt the guy chooses his styles of shooting for a variety of reasons. I was just watching Ocean's 13 and noticed a lot natural light, grainy, blown highlights etc. stuff and then I read reviews of the Blu-Ray where people were complaining about the image. Thank god this was shot on film and not RED 'cause everyone would be blaming the camera. Cleary the guy has a style he likes.
 
that was my first thought when i saw oceans13 in theater ...
soderbergh filmed this like an independent movie, i liked it, very realistic grainy images mixed with the stuff of glamour shots. it gave the story a documentary style and supported the characters and story.
i didn´t see CHE, but i know what to expect.
 
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