Image By: Leigh Diprose
Image Source: http://petapixel.com/2013/01/07/a-behind-the-scenes-look-at-how-35mm-film-is-developed-and-printed-at-a-lab/
35
mm film is the most common and widely used film gauge in motion pictures and
chemical still photography. The film uses a standard negative to develop its
images. The first discovery of 35 mm film can be traced back to 1889, which is
remarkable considering that people still use it in 2014. It is not the first
option since mostly everything has become digital, but it is not technically
obsolete. You still have to develop the film, which takes time.
Looking
at the digital age, online newspapers come as a fairly new way of reaching an
audience. An online newspaper is different than an app on your phone as a news
source, online newspapers are generally their own source and sometimes just an
online version of a printed paper as well. The Republican is the Springfield
area’s printed newspaper, but it has also gone online as “masslive.com.”
Essentially,
going online creates more opportunities for news outlets. It competes with
broadcast journalism in presenting the news in a more-timely manner, rather
than hearing about it the next day through print, you are hearing it as it
happens through updates online. The ability to do this has also cut down
production costs as a lot of news outlets are beginning to focus their efforts
on their online division of themselves, or even going completely digital.
Below is a good example of a sort of "time lapse" image where it shows how newspapers have evolved over the past years. Essentially, working in the digital age.
Image By: Kit Eaton
Image Source: http://www.fastcompany.com/1515457/pay-walls-will-fail-nobody-wants-pay-online-newspapers
Article Sources: http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/35mm_film
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