In our personal experience we reported sensory recovery in seven patients with end-to-side nerve suture of collateral digital nerves observing S3+ recovery in six cases and S3 in one case with a mean 2pd of 12.5 mm (range 8 18 mm) [ 19].
Yet, unless a director or distributor calls attention to the technologies used as do techno-fetishists like Michael Mann and David Fincher, who used bleeding-edge digital cameras to make "Collateral" (2004) and "Zodiac" (2007) it's also probable that most reviewers won't mention if a movie was even shot in digital, because they haven't noticed or don't care.
This time, Mann doesn't do the long, sweeping takes that made the climax of his 1995 "Heat" so extraordinarily exciting, and he produces only a few of the glistening digital nightscapes that electrified the 2004 "Collateral".
And Mann's favoured hi-def digital look, which seemed so fresh in 2004's Collateral, has a nasty metallic drabness that does the film no favours.
Like "Collateral," "Miami Vice" was shot in high-definition digital video, which Mr. Mann, in collaboration with the brilliant cinematographer Dion Beebe, treats not as a convenient substitute for film but as a medium with its own aesthetic properties and visual possibilities.
Shot in high-definition digital video with a story strictly limited in space and time, "Collateral" lacks the sprawl of "Ali," the operatic grandeur of "Heat" or the thematic depth of "The Insider".
For the over 70 million Americans who have a criminal record however, the digital era has not only compounded the strain of unemployment, but the collateral effect has created a devastating, inhumane and seemingly permanent barrier to employment.
"Collateral" was photographed from dusk to dawn, much of it with digital cameras that "see" into the darkness better than film.
This represents a category of the collateral entertainment from the primaries that deserves a riff of its own: the digital, grass-roots, viral culture that treats almost every current event as inspiration for lulz.
Similarly, VistaPrint, the e-commerce leader selling business cards, stationery and marketing collateral, among other items, has for many years maintained a dual presence on digital and traditional media.
