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Film frames are a series of pictures used to make a movie. These frames move quickly to create a film.
Before the digital age, all movies were shot and stored on film. Even now, some directors still use film because they like its special feel.
Film frames are a series of pictures used to make a movie. These frames move quickly to create a film.
Before the digital age, all movies were shot and stored on film. Even now, some directors still use film because they like its special feel.
Film frames create moving images by displaying a sequence of 24 images per second. Numerous frames flash by even in a single second, creating the smooth movement we see in movies.
Recently, with the advancement of digital technology, more films are being shot at 48 or 60 frames per second. However, famous directors like Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan still prefer the warm, cinematic feel of traditional film, so they continue to create their works using actual film.