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Originally Posted by Human No More
Yes, but I was still remarking that deliberately creating lensflares is tacky and in my opinion just looks bad. Good cameramen AVOID setting up shots that produce them and modern equipment is designed to reduce the chance and severity of them. A film should be made as if there isn't a camera there (also means no effects like stuff visibly hitting a camera, and no shaking camera during explosions etc). Avatar got it right, where you should be actually able to feel you ARE there, rather than feel you are watching a recording of something.
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Indeed, I remember the first time I saw Avatar in IMAX (my first viewing was 2-D, I wasnt sure if I would like the movie or not [remember, I did absolutely no research on the movie, never saw a commercial... oh dear god here come those emotions... I'm crying right now... didnt seen that coming, need to give myself a second, sorry, I really did just have a breakdown right now])
Anyways I remember the first time Jake in his Avatar form got off the chopper onto the Pandora jungle, and when the bugs were flying around, its like I could feel the bugs around me, and no flare and whatever... done perfectly
11-07-2010, 05:20 AM
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