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Re:Blind-tested soloists unable to tell Stradivarius from mo... by lunchTime42 on Thursday July 14, 2016 @11:28AM (#12094647)
Could you rejuvinate this effect, for example let a movies colours and 3dness fade out before a dramatic plot point brings it back to full colour?
Re:Blind-tested soloists unable to tell Stradivarius from mo... by warfangle on Thursday July 14, 2016 @11:32AM (#12094693)
The Matrix kind of did this, with the switch in color saturation & tint between "inside" the matrix and "outside." Inside was desaturated and tinted green; outside was desaturated and tinted blue. At the time it was considered a nuanced way of exaggerating the difference between the two.
Re:Blind-tested soloists unable to tell Stradivarius from mo... by Cerium on Thursday July 14, 2016 @11:47AM (#12094808)
The Wizard of Oz used this in the sense that they saved the change (from black and white to color) for a later point I the movie (about 7 minutes in, iirc). Rather than the movie starting in color the transition was used to ad splendor to the world of oz.
Re:Blind-tested soloists unable to tell Stradivarius from mo... by wlievens on Thursday July 14, 2016 @01:49PM (#12095891)
Sunshine did that, by depraving you of red and yellow for a while and then panning out of the ship to show you our sub in all its glory.