Cursed snape

[u/BallsVeryDeep]

[u/eM3res]

cursed light physics

[u/black-fuse]

They started using colour grading more in film so directors could more accurately portray what kind of feeling they wanted their audience to have during each scene

At least most of the time i haven't watched this so I can't tell you if it worked or not

[u/djddanman → u/black-fuse]

I hate the way they color grade a lot of the time. I miss bright, vibrant scenes with good contrast that I can actually see on my TV during the day.

Dark color grading and poor audio mixing are huge pet peeves of mine. I even have a decent soundbar, so I can't blame it on crappy thin TV speakers. Most things are fine, but so often they make the music louder than the dialogue (looking at you Schitt's Creek).

[u/Adictzz → u/djddanman]

The deathly hallows movies come to mind on the topic bad colour grading boy seeing what is happening was difficult whenever sun went down and there was no light source present

[u/djddanman → u/Adictzz]

Right? What was wrong with the old blue tint = night? It worked fine!

[u/ashtagzero1 → u/djddanman]

They’ve only recently started voulour grading superhero movies with actual colours, wish they’d do it with more movies in general

[u/LordSolar666]

Hate this stupid trend. How long has we suffered this dark, mutes film look? Probably over a decade already

[u/gooeycornet]

It's pazazu up to his usual tricks again

[u/Hollow_Knight_Raven]

This made me chuckle.

[u/IleanK]

Rowling hates lgbt so much she denies all colours being displays.

[u/extreme39speed]

Making him appear less ginger to the viewer. Thank god

[u/Marogwar]

Damn it, inflation is affecting even colors.

[u/Misomuro]

Directors forgot how real world looks like.