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Originally Posted by The Boston Ninja Turtle
i dont know if i agree with this..he looked fine except the head design was a Goomba IMO im not agaisnt the face he just looked funny
remember the turtles face is what is going to sell the design on people
if the turtles look that way in style of CGI im ok with it , just like someone said if they use Hulk tech then awesome
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I'm not talking about the designs really. I have faith in the designs. Anyone can make a good looking model, but to make it look real when compositing into live action is something else. I hope they're really detailed, textured models when seen up close. Lighting and rigging are what make CGI look believable ontop of the models themselves. Even big titles from Snyder, Torro, etc have real fun, cool looking CGI, but it doesn't hit that level of realism. I don't want to think when I'm watching it, "That didn't look real". Like what was said,
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Originally Posted by Leo656
Big reason why I've never loved the whole integrated CGI approach for anything more than "touching up" practical effects, like editing out wires and whatnot. You just gotta have practical effects or it looks like f*cking sh*t.
"Man of Steel" was about as good as you can do at integrating CGI with real-life actors and settings, and it's STILL really obvious when they "swap in" the CGI characters. Even on a very subtle level, it's still jarring to the eye and there's a moment of disassociation when your eye tells your brain that what you're watching isn't real, and it takes you out of things, even for a second, even when you're not trying to let that happen.
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