Both examined the implications of life without digital noise.
Shifting to digital, noise can be destructive or productive, and it can scale dramatically.
Larger sensors create less digital "noise" in low-light photos and generally sharper pictures.
A silent movie, Film is a rejoinder to the digital noise of the modern world.
In "Gavotte," upward string swoops were answered by downward swoops of digital noise.
Ms. Shindelman called Twitter "a huge, vast sea of digital noise".
The other thing that struck her was just how much pointless "digital noise" there was in her life.
The camera can shoot at a sensitivity level of ISO 6400 without speckling the images with digital noise.
(After the opening, Adrian Searle, the Guardian critic, praised it as a "cool and passionate" rejoinder "to the digital noise of the modern world").
Small sensors pack too many light-absorbing pixels into too little space, so heat builds up, creating digital "noise" (random speckles) in your photos.
Over pulverising, stuttering digital noise grenades, she opens with the helplessness of "I've been waiting for you to die" but ends up at "I want to start again".
