The Transition of Film Technology

A few days ago I went to Vue Cinema to see a new movie "Thor 2 - The Dark World". This is a wonderful movie. There was a short scene that was truly surprised to remind us how it works, and Toll - this miraculous hero sucked himself into this space with a very fast speed. I can imagine how fast the shooting technique of today's fast-forwarding movie is progressing. This scene also urged me to consider media transformation in the early 1980s.

The photograph is an exciting and challenging period in history. Presently, photographic media are in a mixed or transitional phase between traditional film technology and computer technology. By the first decade of the next century it is reasonable to expect that photojournalists will no longer use film for their camera or developer's tray. Home is associated with fiber optic technology, printing media and screen media will change dramatically. Newspapers and TVs turn into a medium that combines the best attributes of printed pages, telephones, televisions, and computers. These stand-alone phones (some people call them new machines) will turn passive readers and viewers into active users and instantly link text and images from anywhere in the world.

It is easy to imagine that the rise of digital technology that fundamentally changed the role of photography from making a transition from photo to digital and the emergence of social networking applications make the picture almost unrecognizable 1. It seems that the photo has disappeared completely when the picture shifts to a number. Traditionally, this symbolic feature of this porous, hardly determined medium is a symbolic complex state of "light lighting" - a picture as an index and icon. It depicts "expression" of things but direct engraving on the film of light reflected from the object.

Movie conversion is a technique of displaying scenes and shots side by side. The most common transitions are cuts, but the use of other transitions selectively is also included. These transitions express tone and mood, suggest time passage, or suggest different parts of the story. These other transitions include fade, dissolve, erase, and transition focus. Transition focus is when the current scene is out of focus and the next scene is in focus. This change can be seen in the movie '2001 Space Trip'. A very interesting film technology is 'MacGuffin'.