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⬐ dylan604

I like how the title suggests they are filmed, yet the poster image displayed when the link is followed clearly shows a digital camera that does not use film.

Not sure why the key word "How" was dropped from the submitted title.

⬐ toxik

The dropping of “how” is HN’s helpful title mangler at work.

⬐ dang

Ok, I've fixed it to drop fewer hows and restored the correct title above.

⬐ idonotknowwhy

Very annoying, I thought I'd simply be watching time lapsed videos of mushrooms

⬐ chromaton

At 9 seconds in you can see film cameras.

⬐ dylan604

I'm aware of the contents of the video. I have been a fan of Mr. Schwartzberg for quite some time.

Kind of missed the point: Should of picked a better poster frame

⬐ chromaton

OK, I understand.

⬐ 0-_-0

What do you call films made with digital cameras?

⬐ elihu

As others have said you can call them movies or videos, but I think the actual question is what's the verb to use for making a digital movie? "How Mushroom Time-Lapses Are Movied" sound strange. "How Mushroom Time-Lapses Are Videoed" isn't too bad.

⬐ app4soft

Movie, etc.[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movie#Terminology

⬐ 0-_-0

Your link says:

However, the act of shooting images with other visual media, such as with a digital camera, is still called "filming" and the resulting works often called "films" as interchangeable to "movies," despite not being shot on film.

⬐ Kaibeezy

movies? videos?

footage —> clip

⬐ dylan604

This was my point with the submitted title. As written, it was a declaritive statement saying "are filmed". If it used the actual title of "how they are filmed", I would not have an issue.

If the images you are acquiring on a digital camera are to be used in a film project, then I'm okay with calling that "filming" as that's just the industry vernacular. Even the project itself being a film shot digitally is still a "film project". nuances, pet peeves, etc.

⬐ aqrre

Almost want to give it a try now