Digital cinematography

Digital cinematography means that movies are shot using digital cameras instead of traditional film cameras. The digital cameras use sensors that capture images digitally, which can be stored on memory cards or hard drives. This saves a lot of money on film and processing costs, and also allows for faster post-production and easier editing. Digital cameras also offer more flexibility in terms of image quality, resolution, and special effects. So next time you watch a movie, know that it may have been shot using a digital camera, and that's what digital cinematography is all about!