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Most annoying effects - 31/7/2012 9:02:42 PM   
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 Okay I am not talking about visual effects or special effects, but what is your most annoying effect used in movies, like day for night, shaky cams, that kind of thing. The one I am thinking of I don't even have a name for but it's that thing where they slow the footage down slightly by removing the number of frames or something.... Peter Jackson uses it (see King Kong - first natives scene, a few bits in LOTR) and it's in other stuff, and it annoys me. Discuss.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 31/7/2012 10:12:25 PM   
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I know you said no special effects, but I have to say lens flare. Seriously, it is used so much nowadays that it might as well be an actor. JJ Abrams seriously fell in love with it In his reboot of Star Trek.

Watch the trailer and its a joke how much its used. Directors used to do anything to get away from it as it was something they didnt want.

Now they have actual people shining torches or lights into the lens of a camera to get the affect. Thats if they dont overlay it with CGI!

Go check out the trailer and look at all the constant white flashes added.

I saw it on the new Recall trailer too

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RE: Most annoying effects - 31/7/2012 10:23:18 PM   
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Shaky cam. Sometimes it's fine, but when it's over the top I find it impossible to enjoy something because I don't know what's happening. The opening car chase in QOS is an example of this.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 31/7/2012 10:33:00 PM   
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I know you said no special effects, but I have to say lens flare. Seriously, it is used so much nowadays that it might as well be an actor. JJ Abrams seriously fell in love with it In his reboot of Star Trek.

Watch the trailer and its a joke how much its used. Directors used to do anything to get away from it as it was something they didnt want.

Now they have actual people shining torches or lights into the lens of a camera to get the affect. Thats if they dont overlay it with CGI!



Lens flares are not special effects, they are an inherent part of shooting anamorphic. Star Trek was shot with anamorphic lenses.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 31/7/2012 11:46:01 PM   
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Shaky cam. Sometimes it's fine, but when it's over the top I find it impossible to enjoy something because I don't know what's happening. The opening car chase in QOS is an example of this.


I didnt notice it in Transformers at first watch, but I saw it again in an imax cinema, and the bit where the boy and michela are in bumblebee for the first time is beyond dreadful, my eyes were fucked. More recently in Avatar, most of it was fine, but the when that big animal is chasing jake through the forest the shaky cam is even worse!! Why they felt the need to do that is beyond me, the 3D really did not help at all- I did well just to close my eyes at that part.

I love the wilhelm scream. While I wouldnt say im a "fan" of it, I always smile and give a nod of appreciation to it. Some other stock noises piss me off though, simple ones like the opening and closing of doors, especially when they were also used in old games like Tomb Raider 2 and sound like a brick slamming against a table.

edit: and yeah, that bit in King Kong is dreadful, it looks so cheap, not even good enough for a DTV film, dont know what production was thinking there. And on that note, it reminds me of another Jackson blunder in LOTR fellowship.... Just after Frodo is stabbed by the witch king he awakes in Rivendell. That whole sequence as he wakes up next to Gandalf with the white backdrop and Elrond in the background PUUUUUUKE. It looks fucking terrible.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 1/8/2012 3:29:20 AM   
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Shaky cam annoys me most. The odd film gets away with it (like Bourne), but most of the time it's just a pain in the ass. The worst example I've seen is the fist-fight in The Hunger Games. That was horrific; I literally couldn't tell what was going on. And it gave me a headache.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 1/8/2012 8:41:10 AM   
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I know you said no special effects, but I have to say lens flare. Seriously, it is used so much nowadays that it might as well be an actor. JJ Abrams seriously fell in love with it In his reboot of Star Trek.

Watch the trailer and its a joke how much its used. Directors used to do anything to get away from it as it was something they didnt want.

Now they have actual people shining torches or lights into the lens of a camera to get the affect. Thats if they dont overlay it with CGI!



Lens flares are not special effects, they are an inherent part of shooting anamorphic. Star Trek was shot with anamorphic lenses.



I'm sorry, but your wrong. There is a whole interview about it - http://io9.com/5230278/jj-abrams-admits-star-trek-lens-flares-are-ridiculous

Here is a DIRECT quote from JJ Abrams

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JJ Abrams, the director of the 2009 version of Star Trek, used this technique. "I wanted a visual system that felt unique. I know there are certain shots where even I watch and think, "Oh that's ridiculous, that was too many." But I love the idea that the future was so bright it couldn't be contained in the frame." Many complained of the frequent use, Abrams admitted it was "overdone, in some places."

Our DP would be off camera with this incredibly powerful flashlight aiming it at the lens. It became an art because different lenses required angles, and different proximity to the lens. Sometimes, when we were outside we'd use mirrors. Certain sizes were too big... literally, it was ridiculous. It was like another actor in the scene....

We had two cameras, so sometimes we had two different spotlight operators. When there was atmosphere in the room, you had to be really careful because you could see the beams. So it was this ridiculous, added level of pain in the ass, but I love... [looking at] the final cut, [the flares] to me, were a fun additional touch that I think, while overdone, in some places, it feels like the future is that bright.







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RE: Most annoying effects - 1/8/2012 10:14:44 AM   
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Shaky cam annoys me most. The odd film gets away with it (like Bourne), but most of the time it's just a pain in the ass. The worst example I've seen is the fist-fight in The Hunger Games. That was horrific; I literally couldn't tell what was going on. And it gave me a headache.


Shaky cam does my head in for the most part: and you are spot on, the worst in recent times was the awful usage in The Hunger Games. It just detracts from the scene itself.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 1/8/2012 12:20:24 PM   
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Blood/mud/water splashing on the camera.

Breaks the fourth wall, which normally I like if used well, but just looks messy.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 1/8/2012 7:17:16 PM   
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Okay I am not talking about visual effects or special effects, but what is your most annoying effect used in movies, like day for night, shaky cams, that kind of thing. The one I am thinking of I don't even have a name for but it's that thing where they slow the footage down slightly by removing the number of frames or something.... Peter Jackson uses it (see King Kong - first natives scene, a few bits in LOTR) and it's in other stuff, and it annoys me. Discuss.


completely agree its a shit effect, used alot in resident evil 2 with the zombies walking. I also hate speeded up fighting and car chases (transporter 3 et al) which ive ranted about on a previous thread.

OOOoooooh and also!!, watched Texas Rangers on netflix the other day (had literally seen everything else on there) and there was a well dodgy bit where hes riding the horse, its meant to be dark but its clearly daylight with just a crap shading vignette at the top. poooooop!

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RE: Most annoying effects - 2/8/2012 4:32:00 PM   
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Agree with the shaky cams... There are exceptions though, I think it was the new spiderman movie where they gave a first person perspective of Peter Parker running and launching his web, thought that was ok.

Also, stuff like the Cloverfield where they "give" the camera to the actors. I just feel that the whole film could have been shot so much better if they didn't limit themselves to that perspective.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 3/8/2012 11:10:53 AM   
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I know you said no special effects, but I have to say lens flare. Seriously, it is used so much nowadays that it might as well be an actor. JJ Abrams seriously fell in love with it In his reboot of Star Trek.

Watch the trailer and its a joke how much its used. Directors used to do anything to get away from it as it was something they didnt want.

Now they have actual people shining torches or lights into the lens of a camera to get the affect. Thats if they dont overlay it with CGI!



Lens flares are not special effects, they are an inherent part of shooting anamorphic. Star Trek was shot with anamorphic lenses.


Lens flares are an inherent part of photography as a whole: errant light enters the lens and bounces around causing artefacts on the recording medium.

Anamorphic flares are distinctive and can be readily distinguished from spherical flares: in fact they are one of the tells that something was shot true anamorphic rather than one of the spherical "scope" formats (although this can easily be cheated in post production), but are far from unique to that lens type.

Any cinematographer worth his salt can avoid or at the very least minimise their appearance. Once upon a time they were strictly taboo and a sign of poor craftsmanship, but since the '60s have become an accepted, even welcomed part of the film-maker's art: whether they be accidental or otherwise. Where they appear as often as they did on Star Trek one can only assume that either the cameraman wasn't up to scratch or they were a matter of artistic intent. LjStronge has demonstrated which of these was the case here.

It is interesting to speculate (if you are of a certain mindset at least) whether the IMAX sections of the Star Trek sequel will have spherical or anamorphic flares, assuming the visual style is to carry over.

As to shaky-cam, I only find it a problem if it makes it hard to understand what is going on. It is especially problematic when coupled with the rapid staccato editing, which is often used alongside it, and all too often results in a jumbled, incoherent mess.

That is the effect I find most annoying: the hyper kinetic editing style which seems to be becoming more and more common, if not quite ubiquitous: especially in action films.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 3/8/2012 11:32:28 AM   
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Shaky cams does my head in when it gets to bad I end up looking away from the screen.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 3/8/2012 12:14:59 PM   
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Blood/mud/water splashing on the camera.

Breaks the fourth wall, which normally I like if used well, but just looks messy.


Yeah, with you here. But in the right type of film it's great. Planet Terror for example.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 3/8/2012 5:36:22 PM   
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RE: Most annoying effects - 5/8/2012 10:40:20 AM   
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 Not sure if I'm thinking along the right lines here, but overly-CGI'd horror can be a bit jarring - I'm thinking of the increasingly animated looking deaths in the Final Destination series.

For a while a few years ago, I think there was an effect which did the rounds where someone would get sliced in half (or part of their head perhaps), then the sliced part gloopily slid off. That ended up a little annoying/predictable for me - I think I saw it used in Ghost Ship, one of the Final Destinations, Equilibrium (I think) to name just a few.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 5/8/2012 7:13:55 PM   
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 Yeah those would be actual visual effects

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RE: Most annoying effects - 5/8/2012 7:35:34 PM   
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Hey, don't you be dissing the Gorn! And, that is a costume rather than an effect......


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RE: Most annoying effects - 5/8/2012 7:47:13 PM   
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 Can't think of any visual effects that annoy me but I fucking hate the Willhelm scream.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 5/8/2012 7:47:26 PM   
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Maybe we can say it was the Illusion of Danger that was rubbish?

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RE: Most annoying effects - 5/8/2012 7:51:56 PM   
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Can't think of any visual effects that annoy me but I fucking hate the Willhelm scream.


Yeah, it takes me out of the film a bit, it is used far too much these days.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 6/8/2012 8:23:46 PM   
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I know you said no special effects, but I have to say lens flare. Seriously, it is used so much nowadays that it might as well be an actor. JJ Abrams seriously fell in love with it In his reboot of Star Trek.

Watch the trailer and its a joke how much its used. Directors used to do anything to get away from it as it was something they didnt want.

Now they have actual people shining torches or lights into the lens of a camera to get the affect. Thats if they dont overlay it with CGI!



Lens flares are not special effects, they are an inherent part of shooting anamorphic. Star Trek was shot with anamorphic lenses.


Lens flares are an inherent part of photography as a whole: errant light enters the lens and bounces around causing artefacts on the recording medium.

Anamorphic flares are distinctive and can be readily distinguished from spherical flares: in fact they are one of the tells that something was shot true anamorphic rather than one of the spherical "scope" formats (although this can easily be cheated in post production), but are far from unique to that lens type.

Any cinematographer worth his salt can avoid or at the very least minimise their appearance. Once upon a time they were strictly taboo and a sign of poor craftsmanship, but since the '60s have become an accepted, even welcomed part of the film-maker's art: whether they be accidental or otherwise. Where they appear as often as they did on Star Trek one can only assume that either the cameraman wasn't up to scratch or they were a matter of artistic intent. LjStronge has demonstrated which of these was the case here.

It is interesting to speculate (if you are of a certain mindset at least) whether the IMAX sections of the Star Trek sequel will have spherical or anamorphic flares, assuming the visual style is to carry over.




I seriously can't believe no one has mentioned Super 8 for the increased appearance of flares. Its terrible and the worst I've ever seen. If its correct that this is due to filming in anamorphic then the cinematographer needs shooting. Star Trek was nowhere near as bad as Super 8.


Quite like this though:
http://youtu.be/bHqjmlM3kxs


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RE: Most annoying effects - 6/8/2012 8:57:25 PM   
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It doesn't help that Abrams is contantly flashing a torch to get the flare effect. At least he did on Star Trek.

Oh, and dude, that picture is huge!

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RE: Most annoying effects - 7/8/2012 12:44:37 PM   
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I seriously can't believe no one has mentioned Super 8 for the increased appearance of flares. Its terrible and the worst I've ever seen. If its correct that this is due to filming in anamorphic then the cinematographer needs shooting. Star Trek was nowhere near as bad as Super 8.


The way the flares look is because of the anamorphic lens (the horizontal bands are a characteristic of scope lenses), but all lenses will flare. Some more than others.

If it was shot using the same lighting style only using spherical lenses rather than scope, there would still be flares but they would look different.

I quite like lens flares, but I agree it is possible to take things to ridiculous extremes.


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It doesn't help that Abrams is contantly flashing a torch to get the flare effect. At least he did on Star Trek.



At least he is using real lens flares rather than just adding them in post.

Fake lens flares and other forms of over processing are my two pet peeves with photography in general. Just because you have the tools at your disposal; and technology has made them so simple a 6 year old can use them (which is a good thing, don't get me wrong), doesn't mean you need to use them on every image.

Too often someone shows me a picture and says, "Isn't this great?" To which I all too often want to answer, "It probably was before someone started messing around with it."

But I am an old fart when it comes to such things. Luckily I have learned that just because you can say something, it doesn't mean you need to say something every time you form an opinion, or disagree with someone. Life got so much simpler when I realised that. Far fewer pointless debates about things I really didn't care that much about to begin with.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 7/8/2012 12:49:15 PM   
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Strobe lighting can't stand it.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 7/8/2012 3:25:27 PM   
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Blood/mud/water splashing on the camera.

Breaks the fourth wall, which normally I like if used well, but just looks messy.


Yeah, with you here. But in the right type of film it's great. Planet Terror for example.


Yeah I agree, it tied in well with the parody vibe there.

Got a feeling Matrix Reloaded did it when a very forgettable character died, might be wrong, just remember thinking how ridiculous it looked.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 8/8/2012 12:54:51 PM   
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Shaky cams does my head in when it gets to bad I end up looking away from the screen.


Whilst I hate CGI in general, shaky cam is the only thing that actually makes me angry, especially when it's used in small-scale dramas (which is lots). I know when it comes to certain genres like action and tense thriller it, respectively, helps increase the realism and add to the confusion, but in slow dramas it's completely distracting. Michael Haneke should be given an award just for keeping the camera still. I first noticed it purposely used as the main filming technique way back in Murder in the First, which actually made me shout "KEEP THE CAMERA STILL" at the screen when I first saw it. Very uncharacteristic for me. Since then it's become a disease.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 10/8/2012 3:00:25 AM   
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The one I am thinking of I don't even have a name for but it's that thing where they slow the footage down slightly by removing the number of frames or something.... Peter Jackson uses it (see King Kong - first natives scene, a few bits in LOTR) and it's in other stuff, and it annoys me. Discuss.


completely agree its a shit effect, used alot in resident evil 2 with the zombies walking. I also hate speeded up fighting and car chases (transporter 3 et al) which ive ranted about on a previous thread.



Agreed, the jerky/staggered 12fps slow mo gets my vote - I don't mind regular slomo when used sparingly for dramatic effect but Anderson uses 12fps all the fucking time! when Alice does ANYTHING, he's obviously aware that his scripts are so weak and his characters so shallow he has to do something to introduce something dramatic!
If he took it out of his films it would cut about 30 minutes from the run time!
It's the one thing that spoils the LOTRT for me.

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RE: Most annoying effects - 4/10/2012 6:37:29 AM   
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Was anyone else pissed off with the use of lens flare in the Total Recall remake? So many shots had some stupid light shining across it, even when there wasn't a light present to create it. (I couldn't find an example during a quick search, but I assure you it's there). It doesn't increase production values or make it look slicker, it's just distracting and annoying. I don't mind the odd lens flare when the camera looks at the sun or something, but Wiseman went way overboard here.

These aren't the best examples but they were all I could find.





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RE: Most annoying effects - 4/10/2012 12:08:01 PM   
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 In both those pictures, my focus was not on the lens flare.



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