I know the movie was shot @60fps instead of the traditional 24 frames and I’m not saying its the ultimate movie or anything, please take it as face value, a question. I asked over at r/ movies a while back but they are a bunch of elitists and got upset that I even asked. One person simply said its because it’s 60fps.
So what about this movie makes the colors so vibrant and the picture so clear (by clear I don’t mean moving scenes, I mean static scenes and backgrounds)? The picture quite frankly looks phenomenal and would like to understand what is so different about this particular 4k movie over the others I own.
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Color is something of an artistic choice. There’s been colorful features and drab ones for a good while now. It’s all about the camera itself, the specific settings and any filters used, and perhaps some post effects to alter it further if desired. It’s very colorful because a decision was made to have it be vibrant.
As for the clarity of the picture, that may have at least something to do with being shot at 60FPS, or it may have to do with the camera they used, or both.
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