In the era of modern cinema, filmmakers often use Matte Painting , miniature models and photography tips to create incredible effects for scenes in their movies. Until now, Hollywood has almost reached the level of perfection and the ability to apply computer image simulation (CGI) technology in movies and television shows. In fact, most of the scenes you think they are shot in some beautiful location are all created by the studio setting in conjunction with CGI. 34 images in the following blockbusters will be very convincing evidence.
In the movie Superman Returns, superman flies by . pulling the cord
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Matte Painting
Matte Painting are environmental drawings that simulate scenes of fiction in films , allowing filmmakers to create the illusion of their surroundings. They are often large, impressive, new and impressive scenes and spaces where people cannot go to places or build.
Matte Painting first appeared in 1907 when Norman Dawn performed a dilapidated scene in "Mission of California" . Later, with the development of modern technology, computers with graphics software helped people create incredibly vivid, detailed, Matte Painting, replacing the Matte Painting drawn by graphics. The artist uses paint or pastels on large glass panels in combination with action scenes.
Image simulation technology with CGI computer
CGI stands for Computer-generated Imagery , an application of computer graphics to create or modify images in art, movies, TV shows, commercial products on television and tissue technology. simulated.
With CGI, filmmakers can easily create choking action scenes, ferocious monsters, blood-fire robots, smoke-fire effects of skirmishes, multiply one person into tens of thousands of people instead. because I have to hire a public actor, recreating the image of an actor because I can't continue to film for some reason (such as the image of the famous actor Paul Walke r " blockbuster " Fast & Furious 7 has been rebuilt quite perfectly thanks to this technology . .
CGI technology was first used in the Westworld film in 1973 but at that time, CGI only showed two-dimensional content. It was nearly 10 years later, there were only two films that were heavily invested in CGI technology, Tron in 1982 and The Last Starfighter , released in 1984.
Why is the background always green?
Green wallpaper for filmmakers is a great tool. The blue screen part will become transparent during the movie and you can replace anything into it, from the extraterrestrial scene to the city on the romantic night. You don't need to build a model or find the right context to shoot.
Sensors on the camera are most sensitive to blue, so a green background can create the best "mask". The blue screen can blur the actor's jean material or the red screen will affect the actor's skin color and other details.
The Avengers
Avatar
Alice in Wonderland (Alice in Wonderland)
Boardwalk Empire (Underground empire)
Captain America
Deadly Honeymoon (Terrifying Honeymoon)
District 9 (Area 9)
Game of Thrones (Game of Thrones)
Gravity (Non-gravity battle)
Grey's Anatomy (Gray Surgery)
The Hobbit
Iron Man (Ironman)
Life of Pi (Life of Pi)
Man of Steel (Man of Steel)
Oz the Great and Powerful (Lost in the land of Oz)
The Dark Knight (Dark Knight)
The Great Gatsby (Great Gatsby)
The Matrix
The Secret in Their Eyes (Secret after Their Eyes)
The Walking Dead
The Wolf of Wall Street (Old Wall Street Wolf)
Now do you believe everything can be created?
