FILM

Film is a chemical procedure which is utilized for analogue recording, copying, playback, broadcasting and presentation of moving visual and audio media on a material celluloid.

Film gate: 24 frames/second

Celluloid comes as a transparent, flammable plastic made in sheets from camphor and nitrocellulose. It was utilized in order to make cinematographic movies.

The first celluloid film came in size 16mm. The small negative size implied that movies frequently seemed grainy.

The entry of a bigger 35mm negative enhanced picture quality.

Film Sizes: 16mm, 35mm, 70mm (IMAX Projector)

Video is an electronic medium utilized for analogue recording, replicating, playback, TV and presentation of moving visual and audio media on magnetic tape consuming an analogue video signal.

Digital 0s and 1s (Cassette) and Cassette with curves.

Digital video is a sort of digital recording system that functions by recording, copying, playback, broadcasting, and display utilizing a digital as opposed to an analogue video signal.

Difference between Analog and Digital signal (MICRO TASK)

A continuous wave represented by a sine wave and may differ in signal quality.

Digital sign utilizing binart (0s and 1s), and thus, can't tackle any fractional values.

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Analog waves are smooth and ceaseless, digital waves are steeping, square, and discrete.

Digital cinematography alludes to the procedure of catching motion pictures as digital video pictures instead of the historical utilization of motion picture celluloid film.

Digital capture may take place on video tape, hard disks, flash memory, or other media which can record digital data using a digital movie video camera or additional digital video.