Seems to me that Digital would have it's ups and downs.......You'd get a lot better picture to start with, so it would be a lot easier to clean up.....Add to that about any filter you can imagine and you have a lot of options......You can make digital look however you want.......Just about anyone with a digital camcorder, and a computer can make a movie, where as celluloid would require a bunch of special equipment, not to mention the developing and having to clean up the graniness that celluloid is known for......Seems to me that digital would be quite a bit easier to work with, and the possibilities of what you can do with it are vastly greater than that of film......I think it will soon take over, although I doubt celluloid film will ever completely go away.....

i'm sure programs or whatever will be developed to recreate the exact look and feel of celluloid ... iif it hasnt already been ..

with the colour and picture filters on Ulead I'm sure you could get it to look like film

Duplicating Film Digitally is very easy.....It's pretty much a point and click filter as far as I remember......

not quite. It's filtering, but there's not just one filter. There's an "old film" filter, but it's mostly monochromatic and looks almost cartoonish. I'm working on getting a combination down where it will look more like regular type film, but it's still a work in progress

Some of the ulead filters seem to be a little cumbersome and time consuming to reach the desired effect.......But once you get it, the effect looks really good......

yeah, I was doing an AKIRA AMV, and for part of it I wanted it to be 4:3 and look like old TV, and it took me a half hour to get it to look right.

My main project right now is to do ghosts, or whatever transparent type people you want. I think I've got it in theory, but I don't have access to the camera to test it.

EDIT: I think I've got it looking pretty film-like. Try:
Hue & Saturation: 10, 10
DiffuseGlow: 20, 1, 1

And for the widescreen, I do 100%, 75%

what does that mean ? what project were you converting to look like old TV ?

(and the software used to do it)

I was using Ulead 8, and footage from AKIRA, to do an AMV (Anime Music Video), for the first part of the video, I wanted it to look like old TV footage (4:3 ratio, bad quality, kindof a blueish colour, etc), but since my source footage was the SE DVD, it took some work to get it to look how I wanted. I used the cropping, the duotone and some other filters to get it to look right

what music are you using ?

is this a popular thing ? AMV ?

I feel so unplugged ...