Whilst this might be true, a lot of the reason films are desaturated or lighting is 'flatter' is so they can key in CGI easier. The superhero example is the easiest because the whole thing is a green screen hence why most MCU films are quite bland looking.
No, you’re not crazy! Night scenes DO LOOK darker now than they did in the decades prior.
But it’s not because cinematographers refuse to light their scenes (common misconception). It’s because the STYLE of lighting has changed. Let me explain. 🧵
@StaceysParlour @hangofwednesday Well this is some nice, wholesome discourse! Interesting to hear your guys thoughts, and the 'proper legit critic' might be the nicest thing anyone's said about us even if it's probably untrue 😅🌝 appreciate it nonetheless, thank you 🙂
@StaceysParlour No problem! Errrrm, I'm sure if you bought an audio interface then you could both plug in and that would work? That would also probably work with your current software i'd imagine. I hope you sort it!🙂
@StaceysParlour Hey! So we originally used something called Cleanfeed which is brilliant quality for audio but since moving to video as well we tried Zencastr but audio isn't as good as now using Riverside but it is quite expensive per year but definitely worth it!