Originally posted by: JediRandy
He was explaining to you how something that you thought was a contradiction...
Originally posted by: JediRandy
Wow... earlier 80% of the models were deleted now "all of the optical effects have either been recomposited digitally or deleted altogether."
Originally posted by: zombie84
Randy its true that every single optical effect was recomposited digitally in 1997. They did this to eliminate matte lines and dupe grain. They accomplished it by digging up the original bluescreen elements and plates, scanning both and then re-comping them. Its even detailed in the recent "what has changed" feature on the official site. Every single special effect has been digitally altered.
How does this relate to replacing models with CGI? Can you remove Mat lines from around a model without replacing them?
(which is what I thought we've been talking about all along)
Randy its true that every single optical effect was recomposited digitally in 1997. They did this to eliminate matte lines and dupe grain. They accomplished it by digging up the original bluescreen elements and plates, scanning both and then re-comping them. Its even detailed in the recent "what has changed" feature on the official site. Every single special effect has been digitally altered.
How does this relate to replacing models with CGI? Can you remove Mat lines from around a model without replacing them?
(which is what I thought we've been talking about all along)
He was explaining to you how something that you thought was a contradiction...
Originally posted by: JediRandy
Wow... earlier 80% of the models were deleted now "all of the optical effects have either been recomposited digitally or deleted altogether."
...was actually two different things. Recomposited digitally does not equal deletion.