From as far back as making films go the 35mm camera has always been around, for over 100 years now and if you watch a movie made on 35mm you can understand why. The effect it gives off is something else its not terrestrial TV style and it's just right, except one thing the price tag on the actual film celluloid. Unfortunately there is no substitute or cheaper equivalent to 35mm for recording a movie. However …showed first 75 words of 1055 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1055 total…will set someone back around 19 pound for a couple of hours of memory and with a bit of time spent on lighting and sound you can produce a quality image like Dancehall Queen (Jamaican film, filmed on a DVC). Although I am quite confident to presume there will not be any Hollywood blockbuster movies being recorded via a DVC until piracy has been controlled as it is to risky to the industry of film making.5