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This page serves as a guide to identifying various visual elements such as objects, effects, etc. |
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==Effects== |
==Effects== |
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===Iris in/out=== |
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A transition that consists of a round area expanding or shrinking, revealing or wiping out an object. |
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===RGB split=== |
===RGB split=== |
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An effect that results in the colors centering the white light in a photo (red, green, and blue) to go out of bounds. |
An effect that results in the colors centering the white light in a photo (red, green, and blue) to go out of bounds. |
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==Fonts== |
==Fonts== |
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===Defined=== |
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====Broadway==== |
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> |
<gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> |
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Showcase Cinemas (1980s) (Credit - TheNewGateStudios).png |
Showcase Cinemas (1980s) (Credit - TheNewGateStudios).png |
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Video Editora Republica.png |
Video Editora Republica.png |
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</gallery> |
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===Types=== |
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====Jagged==== |
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<gallery mode="packed" heights="200"> |
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Blizzard Entertainment (1994) (From - BlackThrone for SNES).png |
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Fatal Visions (1992) (From - Australian VHS release of Bloodlust).png |
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EersteEgmondseVrijeTelevisie(1981-1983).jpg |
EersteEgmondseVrijeTelevisie(1981-1983).jpg |
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Kreisel (1996).jpg |
Kreisel (1996).jpg |
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</gallery> |
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==Objects== |
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===Film related=== |
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====Film perforations==== |
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Also known as perfs or sprocket holes, are the holes seen on filmstrip, specifically on the left and right ends. |
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Gangani Productions (2003) (3rd Logo).png |
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New Line Cinema(13).png |
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Perforations are also used in film reels. They run along the center of the reel and usually amount to six. |
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Ace Film Studios (2021) (From - Christmas is Cancelled).png |
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Riding in Circles (2024) (From - Death and Other Details).png|In this logo, there are six large and small perforations surrounding the center, with the former set closest to the edges |
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Thair Films Productions (2008).png|Deviating from the usual six, there are five large sprocket holes and one tiny perf in the center. |
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====Reel==== |
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A circular tool used to store long objects. In the case of movies, a filmstrip would wrap around it. The border surrounding the reels is called a flange (also known as rims). |
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Michael Coulombe (2023) (From - Dark Lullabies An Anthology by Michael Coulombe).png |
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===East Asian=== |
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====Rudra veena==== |
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Basant Pictures (1961).png |
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This page is currently being drafted. It is a work in progress that anyone can edit. Please ensure the page is compliant with our formatting guidelines before submitting. Last edited by Gilby1385 (talk | contribs) 27 days ago. (Update) |
This page serves as a guide to identifying various visual elements such as objects, effects, etc.
Backgrounds
Sunburst
Starfield
Effects
Iris in/out
A transition that consists of a round area expanding or shrinking, revealing or wiping out an object.
RGB split
An effect that results in the colors centering the white light in a photo (red, green, and blue) to go out of bounds.
Slit-scan
Fonts
Defined
Broadway
Types
Jagged
Geometric shapes
Single shape
Chevron
Oblong/flat oval
Quadrilaterals
Arched rectangle
Biconvex rectangle
Concave rectangle
Rhombus
Rounded rectangle
Squircle
Unlike a rounded rectangle, a squircle does not have a constant circle radius, meaning all of its sides are curved and relatively more complex to draw.
Multiple shapes
Nested rectangles
Oblique lines
Text formats
Biconcaved
Circled text
Objects
Film perforations
Also known as perfs or sprocket holes, are the holes seen on filmstrip, specifically on the left and right ends.
Perforations are also used in film reels. They run along the center of the reel and usually amount to six.
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In this logo, there are six large and small perforations surrounding the center, with the former set closest to the edges
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Deviating from the usual six, there are five large sprocket holes and one tiny perf in the center.
Reel
A circular tool used to store long objects. In the case of movies, a filmstrip would wrap around it. The border surrounding the reels is called a flange (also known as rims).