Take this for what you will. Does anyone remember Air-wolf? I had the Nintendo game and loved it. But I really loved the show.
There was an episode of a Japanese Pilot was having an all out aerial fight with the High tech Air-wolf. In the end, the Skill of the Airwolf won. But the thing is, the Low tech Japanese plane with the Pilot that knew how to control his craft gave one HELL of a RUN for the Airwolf's Money. It must be like almost 30 years, and I still remember that episode on TV. It aired in 1987. But I think I saw a rerun latter on.
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The Quote from the movie is barely in my mind. But it went something like its not the machine, but the skill of the pilot that makes the machine.
I can still remember the Amazing shots they made. It was a TRUE masterpiece. It really drove home an important lesson that can be applied here today.
Just like Bob Carver is a Wizard with his soldering Iron. Its not the Amp. It is the man behind it. (Or woman,
Hi Ms Manley! ) that makes it come alive.
You could tell me all day long that an 8 track studder or a 24 track AMPEX machine can not be as good as digital. And I will tell you that Film will still feel more real then digital ever can.
Its the fact, I can hold that photo. Its real. Its in my hand. And it is real. I can clutch my hands around it and never let it go.
The thing is? I have a Greeting card that sounds like complete ****. But you know what? When I found out I could have it play back music I recorded to it? It was the coolest thing I have ever bought. I still have it today.
Thing is? Class D, A A/B T. Whatever.
If the maker gave it a soul?
It will sing.