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The document discusses the technique of selective color used in the movie "Schindler's List". Selective color allows certain elements of a scene to be rendered in color while others remain in black and white, focusing the viewer's attention. The document advises that while selective color can be effective for creating emotional focus or showing a scene in a new way, it is a technique that should be used sparingly to avoid overuse.

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Schindlers List Study Digital Photography - 2863
In the movie, Schindlers List, there is a scene that makes effective use of a technique called selective color.
It is technique that can be over-used. Be sure that if you use it, you have a reason to use it.
You might want to create an emotional focus.
Your goal may be to focus the viewers attention on a portion of an ordinary scene to allow them to see it in a new way.
Whatever your purpose, be sure that you use the technique sparingly.
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Schindler's list

  • 1. Schindlers List Study Digital Photography - 2863
  • 2. In the movie, Schindlers List, there is a scene that makes effective use of a technique called selective color.
  • 3. It is technique that can be over-used. Be sure that if you use it, you have a reason to use it.
  • 4. You might want to create an emotional focus.
  • 5. Your goal may be to focus the viewers attention on a portion of an ordinary scene to allow them to see it in a new way.
  • 6. Whatever your purpose, be sure that you use the technique sparingly.