Brilliant piece, and really enjoyed your perspective on the mechanized slaughter of WWI—it doesn't get near enough consideration, given what it represented and what it was to bring.
would just like to suggest two books , virginia postrel and george macdonald fraser. cover a mass of your stuff. also geo. macd. f. covers burma up-close and personal.
Never mind, I'm wrong. 35mm is actually more comparable to 4K resolution (it's been estimated at about 5600 x 3620), although you need to be not too far away from a big enough screen to notice the difference between 4K and 1080p anyway...
Brilliant piece, and really enjoyed your perspective on the mechanized slaughter of WWI—it doesn't get near enough consideration, given what it represented and what it was to bring.
Loved it.
would just like to suggest two books , virginia postrel and george macdonald fraser. cover a mass of your stuff. also geo. macd. f. covers burma up-close and personal.
Will check them out! thanks for the recommendation!
I thought 35mm film had about the same effective resolution as a 1080p HD digital camera?
Never mind, I'm wrong. 35mm is actually more comparable to 4K resolution (it's been estimated at about 5600 x 3620), although you need to be not too far away from a big enough screen to notice the difference between 4K and 1080p anyway...
Interesting.
Great minds think alike. I briefly tackled this recently, but from the angle of language & authenticity rather than apparel.
https://redbeardtheruthful.substack.com/p/the-nonsense-of-authenticity