Submitted by ArmchairSpinDoctor t3_z0z4ng in askscience
jzillacon t1_ixc30n6 wrote
Reply to comment by bluebirdgm in Just how dark is deep space? by ArmchairSpinDoctor
I like the description given by the cinematographers for the lord of the rings when asked where the light was coming from in the night scenes. "The same place as the music" was their answer.
rodrikes t1_ixceq7r wrote
Ooh thats a very interesting take on it, I’ll have to remember that one
AppleDrops t1_ixcjmok wrote
Can the characters see the light but not hear the music?
jzillacon t1_ixcmkep wrote
Well in the case of Lord of the Rings, the lighting was at a level that made it so you could reasonably see about what the characters would already be able to see after their eyes adjusted to the dark. So it doesn't really cause any discrepancy, it just makes it so the cameras could see things as well as the people there would and makes the whole thing a lot more watchable.
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