There are already many directors who use digital cameras to shoot movies, ranging from Hollywood director George Lucas to Chinese independent film flagpoles Jia Zhangke and Ning Hao. But like David Lynch, he uses "amateur-level" DV to shoot top-notch important works. Directors are absolutely rare. George Lucas's "Star Wars Prequel" uses Sony's most advanced CineAlta digital cinema system, and Jia Zhangke's "The Good Man in Three Gorges" and Ning Hao's "Crazy Stone" also use Sony's latest HDV models. Although the Sony PD150P is a classic model, it is already an old star many years ago. The 60-year-old David Lynch’s alternative broke out in another way. He took a shot with a device that amateur DV enthusiasts would not bother to use. A shocking movie. Once again, it is proved by practical actions that equipment is not the most critical, technology is also a point-to-point thing, and the content is decisive.
In the field of photography, Hasselblad, the world’s top camera brand, has the most customers in China and its largest market is in China. However, China cannot produce a few decent international photographers, only some government officials holding Hasselblad cards enshrined by others. It's really sad to express my confidence in the good mountains and rivers.
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