Why is the color in older films more vibrant and saturated? Why don't contemporary films employ the same effect?

I'm pretty sure Royce Allen Dudley or Bret Hampton will have a more comp…

FilmCamp • 898 followers Join our community for free live filmmaking classes and workshops.   Why is the color in older films more vibrant and saturated? Why don't contemporary films employ the same effect? D.R. Darke, Filmmaker at Freelancing (1975-present) Answered February 17   I'm pretty sure Royce Allen Dudley or Bret Hampton will have a more comprehensive answer than this, but the quick&dirty reason is that most films AREN'T—as in, they're rare... Read more »     What are groundbreaking camera techniques introduced by famous directors? Brian Overland, Longtime student of history, foreign and US. Answered February 21   With "Citizen Kane," Orson Welles is credited with using camera techniques that were considered highly innovative. One was "deep focus," used to show a near object and a far... Read more »   Read more in FilmCamp

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