- This is a similar shot to the last, however this is from more of a low down point of view. In this shot the cards take up even more of the frame, taking even more attention off of the background and more attention to the cards.
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Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Experimental Camera Shots - Keelan
To replicate the shots that I earlier posted of the first person perspective of the cards at the poker table I took a few shots of what will be the main characters hands with some cards in his hands.
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- Here we have used Depth of Field to focus in on the players hands and cards. This allows us to communicate to the audience that they should focus on the cards, being the main subject.
- This is a similar shot to the last, however this is from more of a low down point of view. In this shot the cards take up even more of the frame, taking even more attention off of the background and more attention to the cards.
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- This is a similar shot to the last, however this is from more of a low down point of view. In this shot the cards take up even more of the frame, taking even more attention off of the background and more attention to the cards.
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If you can add additional atmosphere through the use of low key lighting, this will be a great shot.
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