If it’s shot on film and you go back to the original film stock or negative and make a higher definition version from that, fine by me, it’s an analogue format you’re digitizing and you’re getting the best fidelity possible. If something was shot on digital in the first place, don’t do anything, it was shot that way and is therefore meant to look that way.
If it’s shot on film and you go back to the original film stock or negative and make a higher definition version from that, fine by me, it’s an analogue format you’re digitizing and you’re getting the best fidelity possible. If something was shot on digital in the first place, don’t do anything, it was shot that way and is therefore meant to look that way.