I'm pretty sure at this point high end digital cinema cameras can straight up outperform film in all but the most extreme cases (like giant IMAX negatives maybe) but that's also a much more recent development than most people would think.
More freedom in post allows more freedom to do things audience may or may not like but I don't think it's technical limitations holding things back anymore.
Similarly I'm a bit dubious on the LED lighting comment by the anonymous redditor.
Yes LED color rendering used to be pretty horrible but these days it really doesn't have to be. all the major LED manufactures have high end white parts for color critical applications and even color mixing is actually good now with the advent of phosphor converted broad spectrum colored LEDs.
All this stuff increases the available creative space but at the same time it might not be easier to find the good stuff in a larger space
More freedom in post allows more freedom to do things audience may or may not like but I don't think it's technical limitations holding things back anymore.
Similarly I'm a bit dubious on the LED lighting comment by the anonymous redditor. Yes LED color rendering used to be pretty horrible but these days it really doesn't have to be. all the major LED manufactures have high end white parts for color critical applications and even color mixing is actually good now with the advent of phosphor converted broad spectrum colored LEDs.
All this stuff increases the available creative space but at the same time it might not be easier to find the good stuff in a larger space