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The effect of old film strip (vintage) on video in iPhone or iPad

31/12/2021 by


In 2017, it is not at all necessary to purchase and use vintage equipment and additional equipment to create a video with vintage effects. Also, there is no need to waste your time processing the finished video in editors. Today, to create videos in a retro style, it is enough just to have an iPhone or iPad with the 8mm Vintage Camera application installed on the gadget.

Download 8mm Vintage Camera for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

This program is endowed with several filters and virtual lenses that allow you to shoot video that visually imitates the style of cinematic works of different eras: from the 20s to the 80s. There are a number of other effects that can be applied to make your videos unique. Filters are used directly during video recording, in real time, so you can view the final result of applying effects immediately after shooting.

♥ ON TOPIC:

8mm Vintage Camera, or How to Make a Film Effect

There are eight virtual lenses in total: Super 8, 16mm, Clear, Flickering Frame, Color Fringing, Classic, Spotlight and Light Leak …

All of them can be changed while recording. There are a few more interesting effects that simulate real 8mm projectors. And thanks to the small built-in audio library, it will be possible to choose the appropriate soundtrack for the video.

8mm Vintage Camera, or How to Make a Film Effect

The developers have added support for 1080p video to their product. Recorded and processed with 8mm Vintage Camera, videos can be published on YouTube, added to your library or sent to friends by email with one click.

Examples of using the 8mm Vintage Camera app:

Download 8mm Vintage Camera for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

See also:

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: effect, film, iPad, iPhone, strip, video, vintage

The film “100 Years”, whose premiere has been postponed for a century

16/11/2021 by


Creativity is a great way to leave a memory for posterity. And if we will never know the authors of the cave paintings, then the names of the masters of the Renaissance are still widely known. But these people died hundreds of years ago! Cinema is much more susceptible to fashion, nevertheless, this kind of art has every opportunity to convey to our descendants the modern picture of the world and the truth about the people living in it.

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And if theater relies on a living experience, then cinema has a natural way to extend its life – film and digital media. However, one can not expect the favor of the descendants, who will appreciate the modern approach to us, but go the other way. An unusual way was chosen by director Robert Rodriguez, who shot the film “100 Years”.

I must say that you will not find anywhere else the reviews of this film, the assessment of the actors’ performance, the depth of the plot. Little is known about the “100 Years” tape. It is a sci-fi genre written by John Malkovich. He also turned out to be a performer of one of the main roles, and his partners were the Chinese woman Shuya Chan and the Chilean Marco Saror. Malkovich himself plays a certain Hero, his partner is called the Heroine, and Saror plays the classic role of the Bad Guy. The peculiarity of the project is that the film will be released only in November 2115…

It must be said that the idea to postpone the premiere of the tape for 100 years was not accidental. The famous cognac house Remy Martin uses 100-year-old blends for its luxury Louis XIII cognac. In November 2015, Malkovich and Rodriguez announced a creative collaboration with an alcohol producer to release a film with a similar concept. And to whet the public’s interest, the filmmakers on November 18, 2015 showed three small teasers: “Nature”, “Future” and “Retro”.

But these videos did not contain footage from the film “100 Years”, but simply show options for a possible future, where a person can come both to a dystopian desert and to a technological paradise.

Interestingly, the film “100 Years” was presented at the Cannes Film Festival, but in an unusual format. The guests were shown a safe in which the tape will be stored. In it, behind bullet-proof glass, in the basements next to Louis XIII, the film will be waiting for its premiere.

Film

It will take place on November 18, 2115. A thousand guests were summoned to the premiere, who received metal invitations, and Rodriguez himself and Malkovich got a couple of such “tickets” each. Given the imminent date of the event, it is allowed to pass invitations to descendants.

Well, in 2115 it will become clear how relevant the film by Rodriguez and Malkovich will be for the descendants, or is it just a bright performance designed to draw attention to the age-old traditions of the famous cognac house.

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When a movie is better than a book: 7 examples of successful film adaptations

15/09/2021 by


“The book is much better” – this is the kind of review received by 99% of film adaptations, and their creators are fiercely criticized for miscasting, deviations from the original plot, choice of locations, etc. There are, however, pleasant exceptions, which are listed below.

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It is worth mentioning two things right away. Firstly, most of the films included in this list are based on excellent books, but the quality of the screen version allows us to speak of the equality or even superiority of the latter.

Secondly, we cannot rely on our own cinematic preferences, and therefore we cite only those film adaptations that have received the largest industry awards and received recognition from the audience.

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“Godfather”. Dir. Francis Ford Coppola, 1972. Based on the book of the same name by Mario Puzo

Mario Puzo

Mario Puzo

The book of the same name by Mario Puzo is, without any doubt, a masterpiece and one of the best crime novels in history.

Godfather

However, the film version of Copolla with Marlon Brando and Al Pacino has become more than just an on-screen bestseller – a film about the family of the Italian mafioso Vito Carleone necessarily gets into any ratings and selections, is considered a must-watch for students of film schools around the world and is already considered an industry classic.

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“Schindler’s list”. Dir. Steven Spielberg, 1993. Based on the book by Thomas Keneally “Schindler’s Ark”

Thomas Kenilli

Thomas Kenilli

Actually, the Australian novelist Thomas Kennelly, who wrote “Schindler’s Ark”, cannot be considered the author of the idea, since the story is based on real events. During World War II, a member of the Nazi party NSDAP Oskar Schindler saved the lives of more than 1,000 Jews in Poland, placing them in his enterprises and thereby saving them from falling into the ghetto.

Schindler's list

Spielberg’s tape about these events collected a whole scattering of awards, including several Oscars, and both main characters (Amon Goeth performed by Rafe Fiennes and Oscar Schindler performed by Liam Neeson) took 15th places in the lists of the main movie villains and movie heroes, respectively.

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Slumdog Millionaire. Dir. Danny Boyle & Lavlyn Tandan, 2008. Based on Vikas Swarup’s Q&A

Vikas Swarup

Vikas Swarup

The story of a poor Mumbai waiter on the verge of winning 20 million rupees in an intellectual quiz has garnered 8 Academy Awards and 4 Golden Globes, and there was no one among the critics to declare these awards undeserved.

Slumdog Millionaire

As for the book by Vikas Swarup, it is intended, rather, for an Indian reader, has a special style of writing and contains a number of Bollywood fragments, which is not to everyone’s taste.

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“This is no place for old men.” Dir. Coen Brothers, 2007. Based on the book of the same name by Cormac McCarthy

Cormac McCarthy

Cormac McCarthy

By the time the book “No Country for Old Men” was published, McCarthy was already such a venerable and honored writer that another masterpiece simply merged with his other creations (for example, such as the novel “The Road”, for which the author received the Pulitzer Prize).

No Country for Old Men

But the film version in a gorgeous performance by the Coen brothers became the best film of the year and entered the ten most significant films of the decade (5th place) according to the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.

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“Forrest Gump”. Dir. Robert Zemeckis, 1994. Based on the book of the same name by Winston Groom

Winston Groom

Winston Groom

Grum’s novel, written in the style of bitter satire on behalf of a mentally retarded young man, was very popular immediately after its release, but then it was completely overshadowed by the cult masterpiece in every sense by Robert Zemeckis.

Forrest Gump

By the way, screenwriter Eric Roth noticeably changed not only the plot, he reworked Forrest himself. In the book, Gump is no stranger to sex and drugs, diluting a too busy life with the rescue of Mao Zedong and space flights, while the cinematic hero in the brilliant performance of Tom Hanks is more realistic and innocent, which pleased the viewer.

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“Silence of the Lambs”. Dir. Jonathan Demme, 1991. Based on the book of the same name by Thomas Harris

Thomas Harris

Thomas Harris

Another case when comparing an excellent novel and its adaptation is absolutely incorrect, but it is necessary to mention the thriller by Jonathan Demmi in this collection. And if Harris’s book “The Silence of the Lambs” was included in the hundred best detective novels of all time (the list is compiled by the associations of British and American detective writers), then the film adaptation became only the third movie in history to receive an Oscar in five most prestigious nominations.

Silence of the Lambs

It is noteworthy that the creators minimally changed the story of the killer psychiatrist Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins) and the FBI employee Clarissa Starling (Jodie Foster), which was to the taste of the fans of the original.

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“Flying over Cuckoo’s Nest”. Dir. Milos Forman, 1975. Based on the book of the same name by Ken Kesey

Ken Kesey

Ken Kesey

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest was originally created by Ken Kesey as a student work during his studies at Stanford, but immediately after publication, the text became a bestseller, a reference book for every self-respecting hippie, and eventually entered Time magazine’s 100 best literary works.

flying over Cuckoo's Nest

As for the film adaptation of the Czech-American director Milos Forman in 1975, it was rather harshly criticized by Kesey himself (a rare author does not scold film creators from his books), but in the end it became one of the recognized masterpieces of cinema. If “The Silence of the Lambs” became the third picture in history, which collected 5 most prestigious “Oscars”, then “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” was the second.

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: adaptations, book, examples, film, movie, successful

The effect of old film strip (vintage) on video in iPhone or iPad

27/01/2021 by ALOK DAS


In 2017, it is not at all necessary to purchase and use vintage equipment and additional equipment to create a video with vintage effects. Also, there is no need to spend your time processing the finished video in editors. Today, to create retro style videos, you just need to have an iPhone or iPad with the 8mm Vintage Camera app installed on your gadget.

Download 8mm Vintage Camera for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

This program is endowed with several filters and virtual lenses that allow you to shoot video that visually imitates the style of cinematic works of different eras: from the 20s to the 80s. There are a number of other effects that can be applied to make your videos unique. Filters are used directly during video recording, in real time, so you can view the final result of applying effects immediately after shooting.

ON THIS TOPIC:

8mm Vintage Camera, or How to Make a Film Effect

There are eight virtual lenses in total: Super 8, 16mm, Clear, Flickering Frame, Color Fringing, Classic, Spotlight and Light Leak …

All of them can be changed while recording. There are some other interesting effects that simulate real 8mm projectors. And thanks to the small built-in audio library, it will be possible to choose the appropriate soundtrack for the video.

8mm Vintage Camera, or How to Make a Film Effect

The developers have added support for 1080p video to their product. Recorded and processed with 8mm Vintage Camera, videos can be published on YouTube, added to your library or sent to friends by email with one click.

Examples of using the 8mm Vintage Camera app:

Download 8mm Vintage Camera for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

See also:

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: effect, film, iPad, iPhone, strip, video, vintage

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