This video feature Danny Boyle and Darren Aronfsky. Danny Boyle discusses how he used Silicon imaging cameras in Slumdog Millionaire to produce superb images in tight spaces with fast motion so it would 'snatch' information.
Danny Boyle didn't want to use the large 35mm cameras in the tight slums of India. He wanted to use a smaller more flexible digital camera to enable them to shoot quickly with minimal disturbance. They then found the innovative IT- Centric Silicon Imaging S1-2K Digital Cinema camera which delivered over 11 stops of dynamic range, flexible connectivity and film-like digital content which made it easy to be inter-cut with traditional film footage.
I think the Silicon imaging camera used in Danny Boyle's film was excellent because it had the advantages of efficiency, flexibility and adaptability with regards to filming in the very bust and small spaces of India. Without it, Danny Boyle would not have been able to capture great motion pictures. The type of Silicon cameras is an example of how, yet again, the continuous development of technology helps to create excellent quality of films.
Sources - http://www.siliconimaging.com/DigitalCinema/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbu3GmiWF68
I think the Silicon imaging camera used in Danny Boyle's film was excellent because it had the advantages of efficiency, flexibility and adaptability with regards to filming in the very bust and small spaces of India. Without it, Danny Boyle would not have been able to capture great motion pictures. The type of Silicon cameras is an example of how, yet again, the continuous development of technology helps to create excellent quality of films.
Sources - http://www.siliconimaging.com/DigitalCinema/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbu3GmiWF68
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