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hardly "technicolor" when you over-saturate all your photos with the same tinge of magenta and blue to the point of it not even looking real. but hey, everyone
by distantsounds 5y ago
hardly "technicolor" when you over-saturate all your photos with the same tinge of magenta and blue to the point of it not even looking real.
but hey, everyone wants to live in a cyberpunk dystopia
- ekianjo 5y agoespecially since it looks nothing like the real colors of Tokyo. But hey with Photoshop you can make everything look completely over the top.
- etblg 5y agoI would argue the style is kind of orthogonal to the style of Technicolour film. The light sources are all natural environmental lights with a deep dynamic range in dark nighttime environments. Technicolour films (the more modern three-strip ones, because these are even farther removed from the original two-strip films, where you would only see shades of green and red) in the heyday of those films were marked by very bright open stage environments blasted by gigantic spot lights illuminating everything in front of the camera. The films were so slow (we're talking like 10 ISO during the 50s) that you needed to blast everything with light or it just would not show up.