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There was a wonderful post [1] on r/italy (unfortunately in Italian), by a guy that works in cinema that explained all this and more. He explains not only the
by carlob 10y ago
There was a wonderful post [1] on r/italy (unfortunately in Italian), by a guy that works in cinema that explained all this and more.
He explains not only the motion blur and the film grain, but also things like how color shift when white fades out (it's about different color sensitivity curves in real film).
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/italy/comments/4te9hl/stranger_things_una_sequenza_dei_titoli_che/ https://www.reddit.com/r/italy/comments/4te9hl/stranger_thin...?
- graedus 10y ago> also things like how color shift when white fades out (it's about different color sensitivity curves in real film) This is my favorite detail - very subtle and authentic looking. I was hoping someone could explain it, thanks for the pointer.