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lumena wrote:

thesneakup wrote:
I am a filmmaker. For some filmmakers in the past visible grain was a failure—a glitch. They wanted better low-light performance
without visible grain. The cheapness of video made it a competitor to actual film, but it has been decades before digital video
could approach the resolution of film. But now many people find the crisp clarity of digital too... artificial, not human enough,
and so they seek a little softness, a little blur, or grain or some artifact to blend the colors or make the motion of objects more
organically seamless. Grain, and the way film emulsion reacts chemically to light, is now seen as something worth emulating.

As a technology presents itself the "glitches" or signatures of that technology can become a highlight. That highlight can become a cliché as it is overused due to its wide appeal and effectiveness. And then time can pass and that technology becomes obsolete and then aspects of it become fetishized.

I am totally with you on this way of thinking. with a twist.

Seance wrote:
As great is this pedal sounds, I don't think that it will destroy the distinction between
reality and fantasy without the addition of some heavy duty mind-altering substances.

UglyCasanova wrote:Judging by that sentence structure you might have taken some yourself there.

lumena wrote: Seance complete public apology
I was typing on phone and got the quote thing screwed up.
I was writing in support of you.

Pladask wrote:

Seance wrote:
As great is this pedal sounds, I don't think that it will destroy the distinction between
reality and fantasy without the addition of some heavy duty mind-altering substances.

I'll include 3 dozes of LSD will have each pedal

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dubkitty wrote:

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and how would i do that? i'm really interested in the Fabrikat.