I NEED a professional to tell me why everything looks like this now. It was the same problem with Wicked and a million other recent movies. WHAT is going on here?? And why so much backlighting??????
- too blue
- too much backlight washes out important details
- centered instead of using thirds
- no contrast between subject's outfit and the background to emphasize the entire point of the effect
Males think they're brave enough to fight a gorilla but in reality they’re not even brave enough to tell their friend to stop making women uncomfortable.
Genuinamente vos le decís a alguien que arme una escena así y no pueden, el ingenio que se manejaba en la época dorada de Looney Toons era de otro planeta
I would love to watch a documentary about the downfall of colour grading in recent films. Like is it a lost skill? Do film makers believe the gray/dull/dark colouring is better? I genuinely want to know the purpose of removing any warmth from movies nowadays.
Sony argues that “reasonable consumers” already understand they don’t truly own their digital games. Fine—change the confirmation button from “Purchase” to “Rent” & see how sales are affected. Consumers will immediately hesitate, exposing how misleading the current terminology is
My Nintendo account was inactive for 7 years.... never got my account deleted or my games deleted. Thank you @NintendoAmerica
Fuck you @Sony@PlayStation
Dear Microsoft, when I hit the Windows Start menu key and start typing a word to autocomplete a search, I never, ever, EVER want it to return results of something not on my computer. Ever. Like, ever, ever, never.
Dead serious when I say all Xbox has to do is come out and say
“We are committed to physical games and our next system will continue to support physical media”
And they will have the biggest advantage over Sony they’ve had since the peak of the 360
“You never owned your games” is a dishonest way to frame this.
We never owned the copyright. Obviously. But when I bought a PS4 game, I owned that copy. I could play it forever, lend it to a friend, sell it, or give it to my kid 30 years later.
Digital storefronts take those rights away while continuing to use words like “BUY” and “PURCHASE.”
If what I’m paying $100 for is actually a temporary license, call it that. Use a word like RENT at check out.
Losing physical media is losing the ability to own a copy of our games in any form.