Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:35:00 AM No.212047707
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How did they get this shot? - /tv/ (#212047707) [Archived: 1074 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:36:59 AM No.212047757
i want to die i'm so tired
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:37:11 AM No.212047762
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:39:18 AM No.212047813
>>212047707 (OP)
Probe images from Titan, saturns moon
Probe images from Titan, saturns moon
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:42:21 AM No.212047885
>>212047707 (OP)
1980s AI filters
1980s AI filters
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:43:42 AM No.212047916
>>212047707 (OP)
Considering it was 1985, and multiple movies and TV shows up until then could achieve an alien world shot that looks just as good if not many times better, maybe look at the behind the scenes on those which you can find all over YouTube.
Considering it was 1985, and multiple movies and TV shows up until then could achieve an alien world shot that looks just as good if not many times better, maybe look at the behind the scenes on those which you can find all over YouTube.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:44:36 AM No.212047939
>>212047916
you don't know the answer, no need to respond
you don't know the answer, no need to respond
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:45:29 AM No.212047962
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:52:18 AM No.212048100
>>212047707 (OP)
Upper part of the shot is a picture 40cm from the camera, the lower part of the shot is real and farther away.
Or it's just New Zealand. They're weird.
Upper part of the shot is a picture 40cm from the camera, the lower part of the shot is real and farther away.
Or it's just New Zealand. They're weird.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 12:14:19 PM No.212051142
>>212047707 (OP)
Matte painting
Matte painting
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 12:20:46 PM No.212051254
>>212047707 (OP)
very kino movie
very kino movie
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 12:46:34 PM No.212051693
I don't know but it creeps me out. I have a fear of unimaginably large objects like celestial bodies towering on the horizon. There's just something about the visual that has always creeped me out. The end of Melancholia absolutely fucked me
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 1:41:51 PM No.212052672
>>212047882
Yes Probe, like what they stuck up your butthole
Yes Probe, like what they stuck up your butthole
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 1:46:02 PM No.212052745
>>212051693
Funny, I love that shit, the way it looks uncannily wrong for something to take up that much of the sky.
Funny, I love that shit, the way it looks uncannily wrong for something to take up that much of the sky.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 1:47:40 PM No.212052788
>>212047707 (OP)
Bottom half is real life. Top half is painted on glass, while the Saturn part is on a roll, sort of like a roller blind, hidden behind the white part at the bottom of the matte painting
Bottom half is real life. Top half is painted on glass, while the Saturn part is on a roll, sort of like a roller blind, hidden behind the white part at the bottom of the matte painting
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 1:50:12 PM No.212052832
>>212047707 (OP)
matte painting
matte painting
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 1:51:35 PM No.212052865
>>212052846
I know, right? Couldn't have taken the effort to actually shoot near Saturn.
I know, right? Couldn't have taken the effort to actually shoot near Saturn.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 1:53:53 PM No.212052910
Old school matte painting. Essentially CGI before CGI. Works pretty well, it's limitation is that you cant move the camera so the effect only works on fixed shots.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:01:51 PM No.212053040
>>212051693
I have this too. It's probably got a name as a type of phobia. I remember one night many years ago I was driving home from London and the moon was eerily large and sitting close to the horizon directly in my field of vision as I was driving. And when I say it was big, I mean it appeared to be about twice the size of it's regular size. It freaked me out so much that halfway through the trip I had to pull over and compose myself.
I have this too. It's probably got a name as a type of phobia. I remember one night many years ago I was driving home from London and the moon was eerily large and sitting close to the horizon directly in my field of vision as I was driving. And when I say it was big, I mean it appeared to be about twice the size of it's regular size. It freaked me out so much that halfway through the trip I had to pull over and compose myself.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:02:43 PM No.212053056
Matte paintings still look better than modern digital mattes. It insane.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:04:09 PM No.212053075
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:05:44 PM No.212053109
>>212047707 (OP)
I didn't understand this ending
I didn't understand this ending
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:07:10 PM No.212053141
>>212051693
>>212052745
>>212053040
>>212053075
Mot people have this, because it means impending doom due to gravitational forces. Jupiter rising on the horizon means earf is getting demolished.
Funnily enough, Cameron got the sizes in Avatar wrong. The gas giant Pandora is orbiting would take up the entire sky considering how close it is.
>>212052745
>>212053040
>>212053075
Mot people have this, because it means impending doom due to gravitational forces. Jupiter rising on the horizon means earf is getting demolished.
Funnily enough, Cameron got the sizes in Avatar wrong. The gas giant Pandora is orbiting would take up the entire sky considering how close it is.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:07:20 PM No.212053144
>>212052745
The Andromeda Galaxy is six times larger than the Moon in the sky.
The Andromeda Galaxy is six times larger than the Moon in the sky.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:09:01 PM No.212053183
>>212053056
Meh. Matte paintings has it's clear limitations which becomes very apparent in these digital 4k age. With 35mm, you could get away with it with both film grain and the degredation of doing multiple passes on film. I think what you're thinking of is the style of painting, which was very different in the 80's than what it is now because it doesnt look realistic at all, but it has a certain aesthetic touch that makes it look pleasant.
The technique is used alot even today, you just dont notice it unless the backdrop is fantastical.
Meh. Matte paintings has it's clear limitations which becomes very apparent in these digital 4k age. With 35mm, you could get away with it with both film grain and the degredation of doing multiple passes on film. I think what you're thinking of is the style of painting, which was very different in the 80's than what it is now because it doesnt look realistic at all, but it has a certain aesthetic touch that makes it look pleasant.
The technique is used alot even today, you just dont notice it unless the backdrop is fantastical.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:09:09 PM No.212053187
>>212053075
Which never happened. Read about formations of planets around a host star, you moron. Theres a reason why gas giants are further away than rocky planets. Has to do with the exact distribution of materials around a star.
Which never happened. Read about formations of planets around a host star, you moron. Theres a reason why gas giants are further away than rocky planets. Has to do with the exact distribution of materials around a star.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:09:15 PM No.212053192
>>212053109
The machine teleported him, or sent him to another dimension, or maybe killed him and that's heaven/hell. You're not supposed to know the exact answer.
The machine teleported him, or sent him to another dimension, or maybe killed him and that's heaven/hell. You're not supposed to know the exact answer.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:09:50 PM No.212053211
Didn't make any sense how he got transported to that world.
>die at the moment the universal constant changes
>end up in a new dimension
But he'd already done it and just stayed on earth the first time? Stupid film.
>die at the moment the universal constant changes
>end up in a new dimension
But he'd already done it and just stayed on earth the first time? Stupid film.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:10:17 PM No.212053218
>>212053183
35mm has higher "resolution" than 4k, you idiot. Film is an analog medium and can be scanned beyond 8k.
35mm has higher "resolution" than 4k, you idiot. Film is an analog medium and can be scanned beyond 8k.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:11:26 PM No.212053237
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:11:28 PM No.212053239
>>212053141
>Mot people have this, because it means impending doom due to gravitational forces. Jupiter rising on the horizon means earf is getting demolished.
This doesn't really make sense though, because that's not evolutionarily beneficial. Being afraid of celestial bodies coming perilously close to earth isn't going to save you. It's not like you can run away from them. What I feel when I see them isn't a logical fear, like "oh shit we are screwed", it's more of an instinctual terror.
>Mot people have this, because it means impending doom due to gravitational forces. Jupiter rising on the horizon means earf is getting demolished.
This doesn't really make sense though, because that's not evolutionarily beneficial. Being afraid of celestial bodies coming perilously close to earth isn't going to save you. It's not like you can run away from them. What I feel when I see them isn't a logical fear, like "oh shit we are screwed", it's more of an instinctual terror.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:13:24 PM No.212053282
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:13:44 PM No.212053284
>>212053239
This doesn't make sense. Read again what you just wrote.
This doesn't make sense. Read again what you just wrote.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:14:22 PM No.212053304
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:14:56 PM No.212053314
>>212053218
35mm doesnt have an resolution, just scanning resolutions into infinity doesnt do it any favors as you're running into diminishing returns. Scanning a 35mm film in 8k doesnt yield any higher resolution and clarity than a 4k scan because the detail simply isnt there on a 35mm still. If it were 70mm or Imax, then 8k would be appropriate, but with 35mm, you're just wasting data.
It's like converting a record made in 1929 into wav 192kHz and expecting that high end details that arent there will just magically appear.
35mm doesnt have an resolution, just scanning resolutions into infinity doesnt do it any favors as you're running into diminishing returns. Scanning a 35mm film in 8k doesnt yield any higher resolution and clarity than a 4k scan because the detail simply isnt there on a 35mm still. If it were 70mm or Imax, then 8k would be appropriate, but with 35mm, you're just wasting data.
It's like converting a record made in 1929 into wav 192kHz and expecting that high end details that arent there will just magically appear.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:16:51 PM No.212053344
>>212051693
I'm the opposite, I love scenes like that in movies and games. I remember seeing full moon during day once that looked a lot bigger than usual and it was wonderful, never happened again sadly.
I'm the opposite, I love scenes like that in movies and games. I remember seeing full moon during day once that looked a lot bigger than usual and it was wonderful, never happened again sadly.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:19:50 PM No.212053417
>>212053284
>>212053304
If it's floating there in the sky then it's not going to crush you. My fear is such that even if we were simply in stable orbit around such an object that I would be afraid to go outside and even look at it. It would drive me insane. Perhaps I'd eventually get used to it but I'm not sure.
>>212053304
If it's floating there in the sky then it's not going to crush you. My fear is such that even if we were simply in stable orbit around such an object that I would be afraid to go outside and even look at it. It would drive me insane. Perhaps I'd eventually get used to it but I'm not sure.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:20:30 PM No.212053441
>Ahhh it's the moon I'm going insane!
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:21:07 PM No.212053458
>>212051693
Watching space shit and large objects in VR is scarier to me than any horror film
Watching space shit and large objects in VR is scarier to me than any horror film
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:21:20 PM No.212053461
>>212053187
your models are all bullshit when venus has a full sulfur gas shell, mercury doesnt spin, and uranus spins on its side
your models are all bullshit when venus has a full sulfur gas shell, mercury doesnt spin, and uranus spins on its side
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:22:28 PM No.212053488
>>212053239
It's out of the ordinary so that's why it's scary.
It's out of the ordinary so that's why it's scary.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:25:09 PM No.212053557
>>212053458
Never thought of doing this but as I'm a masochist I might have to dust off the old VR.
Never thought of doing this but as I'm a masochist I might have to dust off the old VR.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:26:28 PM No.212053592
>>212053488
This. Humans aren't just designed to fear things we know will harm us, we are also designed to fear things we do not understand or haven't seen before. It's the "better safe than sorry" mechanism.
This. Humans aren't just designed to fear things we know will harm us, we are also designed to fear things we do not understand or haven't seen before. It's the "better safe than sorry" mechanism.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:28:07 PM No.212053627
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:28:57 PM No.212053643
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:29:53 PM No.212053661
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:30:44 PM No.212053682
>>212053661
That was the Saturn flyby last month, you didn't see it because you were inside.
That was the Saturn flyby last month, you didn't see it because you were inside.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:33:57 PM No.212053747
I used to have a fear of the earth hitting another planet melancholia style or even the moon falling out of its orbit and colliding with us. When I educated myself on the actual scale of space and just how fucking small and far away from one another everything is, the fear evaporated instantly.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:34:07 PM No.212053749
>>212053661
this was a colorized transcription of the voyager 1 radiowave data on its first flyby of saturn overlayed on a motion camera shot
humans are amazing
this was a colorized transcription of the voyager 1 radiowave data on its first flyby of saturn overlayed on a motion camera shot
humans are amazing
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:35:28 PM No.212053776
>>212053661
No this actually happened about ten years ago when Saturn passed by.
No this actually happened about ten years ago when Saturn passed by.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:36:39 PM No.212053799
>>212053747
Melancholia was absolute garbage in terms of the physics of the film. Made zero sense. In that universe the physics would allow humans to do all kinds of mental shit.
Melancholia was absolute garbage in terms of the physics of the film. Made zero sense. In that universe the physics would allow humans to do all kinds of mental shit.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:37:08 PM No.212053813
>>212047707 (OP)
That's a pretty terrible shot. You can see where the sun is in the live action part of the picture, due to the reflection, but it's not shown in the top part, which consists of two painted cels. Instead, we see Saturn rising for some reason.
Even if you pretend that the sun is back there, but it's somehow obscured by the bright light, it would still be blocked by Saturn.
What's the point of these fucking gay threads that ask meaningless questions though?
That's a pretty terrible shot. You can see where the sun is in the live action part of the picture, due to the reflection, but it's not shown in the top part, which consists of two painted cels. Instead, we see Saturn rising for some reason.
Even if you pretend that the sun is back there, but it's somehow obscured by the bright light, it would still be blocked by Saturn.
What's the point of these fucking gay threads that ask meaningless questions though?
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:39:08 PM No.212053857
>>212053813
It's not Saturn. The star is too bright/close.
It's not Saturn. The star is too bright/close.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:40:19 PM No.212053881
>>212051693
I was driving home one night and the moon was absolutely giant, maybe the biggest I've ever seen, and it was sitting perfectly just above the roofline of all the houses around. It was so big and sitting there where it was looked like a fake stage moon they'd hang as part of a play backdrop or something. It was incredible.
I was driving home one night and the moon was absolutely giant, maybe the biggest I've ever seen, and it was sitting perfectly just above the roofline of all the houses around. It was so big and sitting there where it was looked like a fake stage moon they'd hang as part of a play backdrop or something. It was incredible.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:42:52 PM No.212053957
>>212053857
It's irrelevant what it is, but they clearly used Saturn as the inspiration.
It's irrelevant what it is, but they clearly used Saturn as the inspiration.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:43:16 PM No.212053969
>>212047707 (OP)
I think they get a transparent film and run it over the top of the other one, with the transparent one having the names of the people that helped create the movie.
Pretty cool for it's day.
I think they get a transparent film and run it over the top of the other one, with the transparent one having the names of the people that helped create the movie.
Pretty cool for it's day.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:43:38 PM No.212053978
>>212052745
same. i played destiny 1 and 2 more than i probably would have, largely because of the space aesthetic. no one really seemed to "get" the scale of things like those games did. running around on one of jupiter's moons, like half the sky is taken up by jupiter. there's a mission where you're assaulting a ship that's closely orbiting the sun, you step into a big hangar and see the sun outside the doors and it's so unbelievably huge in the background that you can't detect any kind of curvature, it's just a massive, straight, unending line of yellow fire as far up and as far down as you can see. damn it was cool
same. i played destiny 1 and 2 more than i probably would have, largely because of the space aesthetic. no one really seemed to "get" the scale of things like those games did. running around on one of jupiter's moons, like half the sky is taken up by jupiter. there's a mission where you're assaulting a ship that's closely orbiting the sun, you step into a big hangar and see the sun outside the doors and it's so unbelievably huge in the background that you can't detect any kind of curvature, it's just a massive, straight, unending line of yellow fire as far up and as far down as you can see. damn it was cool
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:44:17 PM No.212053992
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:50:21 PM No.212054128
>>212047707 (OP)
The water is just filmed on an actual beach. The clouds are a matte painting, the planet is another matte painting. They incorporate those three elements together and project it on the wall of a sound stage. The 'sand' is painted on the floor and they just had the actor walk towards the screen.
I'm just guessing, I'm not a filmmaker.
The water is just filmed on an actual beach. The clouds are a matte painting, the planet is another matte painting. They incorporate those three elements together and project it on the wall of a sound stage. The 'sand' is painted on the floor and they just had the actor walk towards the screen.
I'm just guessing, I'm not a filmmaker.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:50:24 PM No.212054130
>>212053661
You didn't see the Saturn flyover!? Mate...
You didn't see the Saturn flyover!? Mate...
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:55:59 PM No.212054265
Everyone is talking about how scary the big planet is and not about how scary it would be to be transported to an alien planet by yourself, seemingly after just dying, with the knowledge that you're probably never going to see another human being again and not even death will be as an escape as all it seems to do is send you to increasingly bizarre dimensions.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 3:04:13 PM No.212054450
He's in literal Hell at the end. It's very obvious if you read between the lines.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 3:06:32 PM No.212054499
>>212054450
I always thought it was heaven, but the twist was it's not the heaven he wanted.
I always thought it was heaven, but the twist was it's not the heaven he wanted.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 3:08:46 PM No.212054553
>>212051693
I've had a couple of nightmares like this where the Moon was eerily close or something like that.
I've had a couple of nightmares like this where the Moon was eerily close or something like that.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 3:09:23 PM No.212054570
>>212053978
destiny does scale really well, probably the best of any game ive played. but then they do retarded shit like the leviathan existing and having a part broken you can fix by killing a vex boss. you cant go too big with scale or things get real retarded
destiny does scale really well, probably the best of any game ive played. but then they do retarded shit like the leviathan existing and having a part broken you can fix by killing a vex boss. you cant go too big with scale or things get real retarded
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 3:14:43 PM No.212054695
>>212054499
My interpretation is that he was first sent to purgatory as punishment for killing himself. In purgatory he has one last chance to rectify things but he screws that up too and the last scene is a cursed planet he is doomed to spend eternity by himself on (a type of hell).
My interpretation is that he was first sent to purgatory as punishment for killing himself. In purgatory he has one last chance to rectify things but he screws that up too and the last scene is a cursed planet he is doomed to spend eternity by himself on (a type of hell).
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 3:54:23 PM No.212055690
>>212047707 (OP)
>film beach at sunset
>cut the top half of the film
>overlay sky effects as animation cells
easy peasy. the really cool part is the cloud effect tho. they probably released pigment in a fish tank to create a static cloud, and then dripped a denser fluid into it to pull the pigment down in places
>film beach at sunset
>cut the top half of the film
>overlay sky effects as animation cells
easy peasy. the really cool part is the cloud effect tho. they probably released pigment in a fish tank to create a static cloud, and then dripped a denser fluid into it to pull the pigment down in places
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:02:35 PM No.212055935
>>212047707 (OP)
Probably not an accident that those "clouds" look vaguely like mushroom clouds. A big theme of the film is the folly of man and his technology.
Probably not an accident that those "clouds" look vaguely like mushroom clouds. A big theme of the film is the folly of man and his technology.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:08:04 PM No.212056055
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:32:34 PM No.212056744
>>212055935
They don't look like mushroom clouds at all. Nothing there indicates an explosion. They're normal clouds moving in strange and alien ways. A big them of the film's ending is that their reality has complety changed.
They don't look like mushroom clouds at all. Nothing there indicates an explosion. They're normal clouds moving in strange and alien ways. A big them of the film's ending is that their reality has complety changed.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:36:36 PM No.212056858
>>212047757
same, I have to go to the DMV and the only appointment was at 10am. I dont even wake up till 10:30. Fell asleep at 2am and woke up at 8:30 Feel terrible
same, I have to go to the DMV and the only appointment was at 10am. I dont even wake up till 10:30. Fell asleep at 2am and woke up at 8:30 Feel terrible
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:40:11 PM No.212056959
>>212056368
If I said my peanus weanus you'd say "put me in the screenshot!", you fragile little bitch
If I said my peanus weanus you'd say "put me in the screenshot!", you fragile little bitch
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:41:43 PM No.212057004
>>212047707 (OP)
It's a painting
It's a painting
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:44:18 PM No.212057076
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:46:13 PM No.212057127
>>212053040
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_illusion I've seen it a couple of times, it's fucking cool
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_illusion I've seen it a couple of times, it's fucking cool
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:48:14 PM No.212057186
>>212056368
Shut the fuck up.
Shut the fuck up.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:55:37 PM No.212057409
>>212053144
Good luck seeing it from anywhere populated lol.
Good luck seeing it from anywhere populated lol.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:56:42 PM No.212057438
>>212047707 (OP)
I've been intrigued by this webm since I first saw it in the same way I was intrigued by this pic, watched the movie and it was decent (Night of the Comet). Is The Quiet Earth worth watching just to see it?
I've been intrigued by this webm since I first saw it in the same way I was intrigued by this pic, watched the movie and it was decent (Night of the Comet). Is The Quiet Earth worth watching just to see it?
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:05:02 PM No.212057641
>>212056858
Stop drinking and being an irresponsible baby then.
Stop drinking and being an irresponsible baby then.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:08:15 PM No.212057730
>>212052745
Would earth be destroyed if it got flung through Saturn's rings
Would earth be destroyed if it got flung through Saturn's rings
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:09:17 PM No.212057771
>>212051693
Nothing to be afraid of, anon. Just the end of the world
Nothing to be afraid of, anon. Just the end of the world
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:13:50 PM No.212057891
>>212057730
Yes. The Earth would be within the Roche Limit of Saturn and be torn apart by Saturns gravity.
Yes. The Earth would be within the Roche Limit of Saturn and be torn apart by Saturns gravity.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:22:46 PM No.212058128
>>212056744
>They don't look like mushroom clouds at all.
They do, but are just different enough to make you realize that's not what they are, it's some alien meteorological phenomenon
>They don't look like mushroom clouds at all.
They do, but are just different enough to make you realize that's not what they are, it's some alien meteorological phenomenon
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:50:15 PM No.212058882
>>212057730
Saturn's rings are composed of giant rocks and ice crystals, which would obliterate Earth like asteroids, so theoretically yes. But like >>212057891 said, Saturn is so enormous that its gravitational pull would tear apart Earth long before that happened. Space is scary bro
Saturn's rings are composed of giant rocks and ice crystals, which would obliterate Earth like asteroids, so theoretically yes. But like >>212057891 said, Saturn is so enormous that its gravitational pull would tear apart Earth long before that happened. Space is scary bro
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:57:18 PM No.212059109
>>212051693
play outer wilds in vr, desensitize yourself
play outer wilds in vr, desensitize yourself
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:58:33 PM No.212059153
>>212057409
It's one of the biggest crimes against humanity (I acknowledge we've done it to ourselves, but still) that we have been robbed of our God given right to see the beauty of the night sky. It's actually dystopian that most people will go through their whole lives without ever seeing it in its full glory.
It's one of the biggest crimes against humanity (I acknowledge we've done it to ourselves, but still) that we have been robbed of our God given right to see the beauty of the night sky. It's actually dystopian that most people will go through their whole lives without ever seeing it in its full glory.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 6:01:36 PM No.212059237
>>212059153
>we have been robbed of our God given right to see the beauty of the night sky
I live in a once-rural area that's rapidly building up, I have noticed how much less I can see the stars now. It's still pretty good but in a decade I suspect there will be real degradation of the night view here because stores have to run floodlights for their parking lots all night long. A lot more people run those security lights from the power company over their driveways now too. I can't stand it, it feels like everyone's still collectively scared of the dark
>we have been robbed of our God given right to see the beauty of the night sky
I live in a once-rural area that's rapidly building up, I have noticed how much less I can see the stars now. It's still pretty good but in a decade I suspect there will be real degradation of the night view here because stores have to run floodlights for their parking lots all night long. A lot more people run those security lights from the power company over their driveways now too. I can't stand it, it feels like everyone's still collectively scared of the dark
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 6:24:27 PM No.212059992
>>212059153
>>212059237
I've lived in the city all my life. One time I went to a house belonging to the brother of a girl I knew. This house was out in the country beside the ocean. I couldn't believe how many more stars I could see. In recent years they've replaced the old streetlights with brighter LED ones. Now it's like perpetual twilight all night, no real actual darkness. Most of us now have to go to internationally recognised "dark sky" areas to see what actual night time and the night sky really look like. https://darksky.org/what-we-do/international-dark-sky-places/all-places/
>>212059237
I've lived in the city all my life. One time I went to a house belonging to the brother of a girl I knew. This house was out in the country beside the ocean. I couldn't believe how many more stars I could see. In recent years they've replaced the old streetlights with brighter LED ones. Now it's like perpetual twilight all night, no real actual darkness. Most of us now have to go to internationally recognised "dark sky" areas to see what actual night time and the night sky really look like. https://darksky.org/what-we-do/international-dark-sky-places/all-places/
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 6:53:46 PM No.212060883
>>212059153
I went backcountry camping for the first time not too long ago and was simply mindblown by the stars. Shit gave me goosebumps. I'm not a religious man by any means, but I can see how it all began. Images like that make you think real hard about space and your place within it
I went backcountry camping for the first time not too long ago and was simply mindblown by the stars. Shit gave me goosebumps. I'm not a religious man by any means, but I can see how it all began. Images like that make you think real hard about space and your place within it
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 6:57:18 PM No.212060995
>>212047707 (OP)
>flat line for the ocean
>white gradient above blending into the effect
Probably just have the effect on glass plates in front of the camera and sliding them into place. Could probably be done easier in post as well. Nothing too out of the ordinary there. Looks cool though.
>flat line for the ocean
>white gradient above blending into the effect
Probably just have the effect on glass plates in front of the camera and sliding them into place. Could probably be done easier in post as well. Nothing too out of the ordinary there. Looks cool though.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 6:59:54 PM No.212061100
>>212059153
I once went star seeing with a group and we saw the fucking Andromeda galaxy with our naked eyes. The feeling was indescribable. I'm also man enough to admit that I cried
I once went star seeing with a group and we saw the fucking Andromeda galaxy with our naked eyes. The feeling was indescribable. I'm also man enough to admit that I cried
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 7:00:58 PM No.212061142
They all commit suicide, including the camera, and then they just hit record.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 7:07:09 PM No.212061353
>>212047707 (OP)
It's really cool how a low budget film can have such a profound and memorable ending like that, all it takes is some creative genius on the writer & director's part. A better ending than the vast majority of films out there, including and especially the big budget ones.
It's really cool how a low budget film can have such a profound and memorable ending like that, all it takes is some creative genius on the writer & director's part. A better ending than the vast majority of films out there, including and especially the big budget ones.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 7:09:17 PM No.212061442
I read somewhere online that this is Neil degrasse Tyson's favourite sci fi film. Not sure if it's true or if it even matters, but there you go.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 7:16:31 PM No.212061699
>>212052745
That reminds me of some really weird fucking movie (or maybe tv show) about some rich autistic girl wedding and her family that suddenly turns into blackpill about some rogue planet colliding with earth and killing everyone. I have no idea what it is called so if anyone recognize it from my shitty description please name it.
That reminds me of some really weird fucking movie (or maybe tv show) about some rich autistic girl wedding and her family that suddenly turns into blackpill about some rogue planet colliding with earth and killing everyone. I have no idea what it is called so if anyone recognize it from my shitty description please name it.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 7:20:11 PM No.212061845
>>212061699
Melancholia. It's been mentioned several times in the thread.
Melancholia. It's been mentioned several times in the thread.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 7:30:11 PM No.212062227
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 7:35:05 PM No.212062396
>>212061699
The best cure for black pill is red juice, let the red juice flood and the will to live kick in.
The best cure for black pill is red juice, let the red juice flood and the will to live kick in.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 7:46:42 PM No.212062786
>>212053237
You can't move the camera when using matte paintings like that. That's a limitation.
You can't move the camera when using matte paintings like that. That's a limitation.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 8:19:29 PM No.212063937
>>212062926
Physics be crazy yo
Physics be crazy yo
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:20:26 PM No.212066065
>>212053239
It does if the thing in the sky emits radiation and you are an ancient cockroach hiding underground or in deep water.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near-Earth_supernova
It does if the thing in the sky emits radiation and you are an ancient cockroach hiding underground or in deep water.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near-Earth_supernova
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:20:41 PM No.212066073
>>212047707 (OP)
I liked the shot of the womens bare ass delivering breakfast
I liked the shot of the womens bare ass delivering breakfast
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:31:39 PM No.212066454
>>212059153
I went to South American Desert on moonless night last month and honestly the night sky is overrated. I mean it's nice and all to see all that stars but it's not a religious experience people make it to be.
I went to South American Desert on moonless night last month and honestly the night sky is overrated. I mean it's nice and all to see all that stars but it's not a religious experience people make it to be.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:40:55 PM No.212066801
>>212066454
There's desert down there? I thought it was mostly jungle
There's desert down there? I thought it was mostly jungle
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 9:49:23 PM No.212067115
>>212066801
There's more grass in my backyard than entire Peru
There's more grass in my backyard than entire Peru
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:16:59 PM No.212068249
>>212067875
My name isn't matt, dum dum
My name isn't matt, dum dum
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:22:02 PM No.212068466
>>212047707 (OP)
The Saturn was actually normal sized and they just used a midget actor
The Saturn was actually normal sized and they just used a midget actor
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:26:44 PM No.212068661
A solid blue sky can be used as a green screen.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:42:15 PM No.212069323
>>212052745
If a planet flew that close that fast, wouldn't earth theoretically just be ripped apart by the supposed gravitational force exerted upon it?
If a planet flew that close that fast, wouldn't earth theoretically just be ripped apart by the supposed gravitational force exerted upon it?
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:54:52 PM No.212069815
>>212053314
THIS.
digital anons really don’t understand analogue film at all, and think light is just magically captured on chemical coated plastic in super perfect reproduction and clarity and color. You can make a very good case about the aesthetics of different film stocks, and lenses and all the things that make up the art of cinematography, but the fact is digital now captures all aspects of an image better. That’s literally what slog3 or cinetone do … captures detail, high dynamic, deep color references. And things like color grading gives filmmakers the tools to get the image they want, artistically. And that includes the looks and feel of vintage film stock or … if they want … harsh, modern, aesthetics.
the fact is analogue film is massively limited; it will crush blacks, overexposure can’t be corrected, and the whole idea of “HDR” doesn’t even exist. And the digital “resolution” of an analogue film is meaningless. It may be transferred in 4K or 8K, but none of that matters because the ability of analogue film to capture light is completely dependant on the film stock used, the film size (35mm, 70m, etc), fine grain or not, the iso, lens quality, and even how the film roll was developed, etc.. Roughly, a 35mm film .. shot with good light, by a pro Hollywood cinematographer … is about 20-24 megapixel digital image, approximately equivalent to 5.6K.
Now no one is going to argue early digital, 20 years ago, was the same. Or that when films were shot on analogue, but digitized for editing and post and master output (in lower quality that we have now), isn’t problematic now. I’m sure there a lot of directors and DP that would love to rescan the dailies to today’s standard and re-edit and etc to bring it up to snuff; but they only have a final master outputted from the old digital scan work with. Not that will make analogue autists happy; all of Lucas’ Star Wars are new scans of original film footage, and it only highlight the limitations.
THIS.
digital anons really don’t understand analogue film at all, and think light is just magically captured on chemical coated plastic in super perfect reproduction and clarity and color. You can make a very good case about the aesthetics of different film stocks, and lenses and all the things that make up the art of cinematography, but the fact is digital now captures all aspects of an image better. That’s literally what slog3 or cinetone do … captures detail, high dynamic, deep color references. And things like color grading gives filmmakers the tools to get the image they want, artistically. And that includes the looks and feel of vintage film stock or … if they want … harsh, modern, aesthetics.
the fact is analogue film is massively limited; it will crush blacks, overexposure can’t be corrected, and the whole idea of “HDR” doesn’t even exist. And the digital “resolution” of an analogue film is meaningless. It may be transferred in 4K or 8K, but none of that matters because the ability of analogue film to capture light is completely dependant on the film stock used, the film size (35mm, 70m, etc), fine grain or not, the iso, lens quality, and even how the film roll was developed, etc.. Roughly, a 35mm film .. shot with good light, by a pro Hollywood cinematographer … is about 20-24 megapixel digital image, approximately equivalent to 5.6K.
Now no one is going to argue early digital, 20 years ago, was the same. Or that when films were shot on analogue, but digitized for editing and post and master output (in lower quality that we have now), isn’t problematic now. I’m sure there a lot of directors and DP that would love to rescan the dailies to today’s standard and re-edit and etc to bring it up to snuff; but they only have a final master outputted from the old digital scan work with. Not that will make analogue autists happy; all of Lucas’ Star Wars are new scans of original film footage, and it only highlight the limitations.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:59:02 PM No.212069974
>>212047707 (OP)
The guy getting cucked by a violent nigger ruined an otherwise great movie.
Why did they have to shove that shit in there?
The guy getting cucked by a violent nigger ruined an otherwise great movie.
Why did they have to shove that shit in there?
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:16:15 PM No.212070745
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdVYfCKXaCM
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:34:27 PM No.212071456
>>212069815
I'm the dude you're replying to, just so you dont think I'm some rando chiming in. I do prefer the look of film, often due to it's limitations. But that's an aesthetic preference. I prefer shadows to be black, I prefer daylight to have highlights that are overexposed, I do prefer an image that is selectively lit for what is important in the image, not that everything in the image should be visible at all time, which often is the case in modern photography.
That said, digital has come a loooong way and I see films now that manage to capture a look that is pleasing to my eyes, not just a mush of gradients.
I'm the dude you're replying to, just so you dont think I'm some rando chiming in. I do prefer the look of film, often due to it's limitations. But that's an aesthetic preference. I prefer shadows to be black, I prefer daylight to have highlights that are overexposed, I do prefer an image that is selectively lit for what is important in the image, not that everything in the image should be visible at all time, which often is the case in modern photography.
That said, digital has come a loooong way and I see films now that manage to capture a look that is pleasing to my eyes, not just a mush of gradients.