Transformation:
The history of cinema dates back to now over Hundred thirty years. Way back in 1880 motion pictures started gathering momentum and it is to date the best entertainment the human race has ever been able to generate. Technological enhancement goes unabated, thriving to excel is a pursuit and pursuance. Many discussions over the midnight lamp have gone down in giving this entertainment a better presentation and increased viewership globally. The influence and energy behind this cyclic change, shifting from tungsten flashlights to mercury-generated lamps to incandescent carbon arc lights made history change scripts very often. The picture is but first satisfaction to the eyes and then the mind. If it percolates in a symphony to the eye and mind then the viewer is satisfied. The journey from traditional picture lights to modern illumination in pictures is a journey accomplished.
The Journey
History states that a reciprocal relationship has always been the bridge between film technology and film style. Improvement in all aspects of lighting in terms of equipment technical manpower, and technology transfer has really played a great path in the production of today. The range of lighting methods and effects shown by the cinematographer is today at times hard to believe how fast this
Current Position
As time has moved, technology has also moved, and it’s now to be seen how your creativity is portrayed in the best possible manner to the viewer. The effect of proper light in this sphere plays an inevitable role in leading to your result or destiny. This journey of pain endurance thought and perseverance gets its best result only when you give it its right mixture both in terms of light and colour.
Result.
An amalgamation of all these thought processes has really been enhanced by the role played by technological advancement in the sphere of picture lighting. This has not only seen the picture rise to new heights but also created a plethora of richness to give to its user and viewer, a picture of visual satisfaction.