"....2012 is the year that the word 'film' officially becomes an anachronism" as digital photography and projection replace celluloid and analog projection. For another, "the ongoing tension between theatrical release and digital video-on-demand on multiple platforms" (cable, iTunes, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon) suggests that seeing a movie in a theater soon may be an anachronism as well. Add to the equation the escalating quality and popularity of episodic television and there are some who doubt the future of feature film....." (source infra) Read more at --
Philly.com
In the actor's view, "The trouble with movies as a business is that it's an art ... as digital photography and projection replace celluloid and analog projection. ... To screen 3-D product, theaters must replace film projectors with Digital ...
ART: Young and fired up
New Straits Times
... between 22 and 23. But between them they possess a variety of skills: in photography,digital art and mixed media. I think to myself, kids these days....
Mixing art and photography
Times of India
And of course, since my father was into photography, I have a deeper connection with this," smiles ... But this art form has its critics. ... "It isn't digital art....
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