[_fat_santa]

ARRI also has their own "picture style", at least the ARRI Alexa. I remember seeing video on YT where the guy bought a really old ARRI Alexa that was used in Hollywood back in 05 or 06. When they showed some of the footage they took with it, it looked exactly like an mid-2000's big screen movie, I honestly didn't realize those movies even had a "look" until I saw his video.

[tivert]

> I remember seeing video on YT where the guy bought a really old ARRI Alexa that was used in Hollywood back in 05 or 06. When they showed some of the footage they took with it, it looked exactly like an mid-2000's big screen movie, I honestly didn't realize those movies even had a "look" until I saw his video.

Is this the video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hahBgDUESjE

[_fat_santa]

that's the one!

[praisewhitey]

Do you mean the D20? The Alexa wasn't released until 2010

[actionfromafar]

Most movies in 2005 were film. So the style in 2005 was the film look. Collateral (2004) was the first major movie shot on video and it's got a very different look and the tech was so new, Tom Cruise had to wear a certain shade of gray suite so as to not blow the highlights in some of the scenes.

[IndySun]

https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/thomson-grass-valleys-vipe...

[caycep]

I suppose this is another illustration of "defaults are powerful"