Sentences with phrase «camera trickery»
"Camera trickery" refers to a technique used in photography or filmmaking where the camera is manipulated to create special effects or illusions that may not be real. Full definition
When it comes to executing the movie's jump scares, Robitel and his collaborators use a number of the same filmmaking tricks that Wan employed in the original Insidious and even rehash some of that movie's infamous bits of camera trickery, to diminished effect here.
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I am totally clueless about camera trickery.
When I first heard that Hilgeland was going to use camera trickery and movie magic to have Tom Hardy play both of the Krays, I was dissuaded, assuming it would be a gimmick to drag more people to the cinema.
The dance sequences are incredible with Soko performing the works without any assistance from camera trickery, just the multi-colored lighting that Fuller designed for her performances.
A sterling example of everything that's wrong with contemporary cinema, it was clearly directed by a retard with ADHD and is full of enough irritating and pointless camera trickery to make Tony Scott blush.
Using cardboard boxes, paints, fabrics, miniature figures, smoke in a can and some clever camera trickery the group produced some fantastic images of LONDON SUBMERGED.
Both cameras record up to 2160p at 30 frames per second (fps), but if you're a fan of further camera trickery, then you'll probably enjoy the OnePlus 5T's ability to shoot slow - motion videos at 120 fps at 720p.
All of this groundbreaking camera trickery means it looks as if someone turned on more lights in your dimly lit pub and moody restaurant photos.
There's no fancy dual - camera trickery here — the Motion can't manage shallow depth - of - field portraits or optical zoom with its single lens.
The other potential big camera improvement comes in the form of Samsung's new Live Focus mode, which uses a bit of camera trickery to capture images using both lenses at the same time.
Blacks occasionally crush, but the lack of DVNR makes up for it — even if the ridiculous filters used in daylight exteriors (director Fleischer describes the construction of these filters in his commentary as revolutionary water squibs dyed green) are all the more obvious as in - camera trickery.
Leitch is a former stuntman who wowed moviegoers in John Wick with slick choreography that relied on classic Hong Kong techniques instead of CGI and camera trickery.
No camera trickery or special effects are used whatsoever — merely the artists» uncanny eye and a thorough amount of experimentation.