Still Cameras the future of shooting video?

I was amazed at the depth and clarity of this footage. It surprised me that it was shot on a still camera. It’s only a matter of time to see these being used in film or documentary production. It might be able to add to certain elements, and enhance the viewing experience.

A good example of how technology can be used to enhance the story is the film Collateral. The director Michael Mann used a digital camera to capture the city lights, and gave it a more authentic look.

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