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Sculptural light fixtures, glossy materials and deep red hues define BAO City in London, which also features karaoke rooms informed by Taipei, New York and Tokyo. BAO London‘s in-house design studio Maths aimed to create an intimate wood-panelled space for the restaurant and took design cues from its location in the City of London. BAO […]
With the newly-announced Panchro 65/i series, Cooke Optics embraces the future of large-format cinematography while staying rooted in its storied past. These lenses, tailored for modern large-format sensors, build on the renowned Panchro name—a fixture in filmmaking for nearly a century. The Panchro lenses have long been associated with cinematic character and nuance. Introduced in […]
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Still, some Marvel shows — particularly the Disney Plus run beginning with 2021’s WandaVision, the point where Marvel Studios stopped licensing its characters all over the place — are more canon than others. And some Marvel shows are better than others. Marvel Studios worked out a popular formula for its billion-dollar movies, then applied the […]
Explore the world of “ray tracing”, a cutting-edge technology that enhances lighting, shadows, and reflections for stunningly realistic visuals in films, games, and beyond. This guide breaks down how ray tracing works and its impact on modern graphics. Source link
What is realism in cinema? Cinematic realism aims to show life as authentically as possible, with a focus on being believable and accurate and generally avoiding overly stylised or dramatic scenes. There’s a focus on the everyday, which puts it in contrast with the escapist nature of other popular films where we expect to be […]
Cinematic universes: A chronology 1930s–1940s Cinematic universes aren’t really a new thing. One of the first was Universal’s monster movies in the 1930s and 1940s like Dracula (1931), Frankenstein (1931), and The Mummy (1932). Dracula (1931) These films started crossing over, with characters from different movies appearing together, like in Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man […]