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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 |
Basant Pictures (1961).png |
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This page serves as a guide to identifying various visual elements such as objects, effects, etc.
Backgrounds
Sunburst
Starfield
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,_Intro.png)
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.
_(From_-_The_Story_of_Degausser).png)
Slit-scan
Fonts
Defined
Broadway
_(Credit_-_TheNewGateStudios).png)
Types
Jagged
_(From_-_BlackThrone_for_SNES).png)
_(From_-_Australian_VHS_release_of_Bloodlust).png)
Geometric shapes
Single shape
Chevron
.png)
Oblong/flat oval
Quadrilaterals
Arched rectangle
.png)
Biconvex rectangle
_(From_-_Hi_Ho_Cherry_O_VCR_game).png)
_(From_-_%CE%9B%CE%AC%CE%BA%CE%B7%CF%82_%CE%BA%CE%B1%CE%B9_%CF%80%CE%AC%CF%83%CE%B7%CF%82_%CE%95%CE%BB%CE%BB%CE%AC%CE%B4%CE%BF%CF%82).png)
Concave rectangle
Rhombus
_Realm,_SNES.jpg)
Rounded rectangle
.png)
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.
_(From_-_Ne_Zha).png)
Multiple shapes
Nested rectangles
_(From_-_Smile_of_a_Child_airing_of_The_Swiss_Family_Robinson).png)
Oblique lines
.png)
Text formats
Biconcaved
_(Credit_-_Eric_Lin).png)
Circled text
.jpg)
.jpg)
Objects
Film perforations
Also known as perfs or sprocket holes, are the holes seen on filmstrip, specifically on the left and right ends.
_(3rd_Logo).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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In this logo, there are six large and small perforations surrounding the center, with the former set closest to the edges -
Deviating from the usual six, there are five large sprocket holes and one tiny perf in the center.
_(From_-_Christmas_is_Cancelled).png)
_(From_-_Death_and_Other_Details).png)
.png)
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).
_(From_-_Dark_Lullabies_An_Anthology_by_Michael_Coulombe).png)
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_(From_-_the_In_with_Mavis_episode_starring_John_Mortimer).png)
