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Maybe you're used to looking at B&W stuff and effortlessly figuring out what the scene is depicting, but for me at least it's very hard. Adding a little color m
by qiqitori 3y ago
Maybe you're used to looking at B&W stuff and effortlessly figuring out what the scene is depicting, but for me at least it's very hard. Adding a little color makes it much easier. In that regard, it doesn't matter to me if the colors are wrong.
(Perhaps it just takes some getting used to. Back when I read a black and white comic for the first time (as a child), I had a hard time figuring out things at first but got used to it at some point.)
- brianpan 3y agoI think the point being made is that movies were made for the B&W end result, not just shooting color with B&W film. For instance, fake blood in B&W was often produced with black liquid. Colorizing it correctly just doesn't make sense. Or a green or blue dress can be chosen because of the way it looks on film, not because it's supposed to BE a green or blue dress.