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本文章最後由 mengxun 於 2011-4-21 01:53 編輯
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* u# ~; m* v \1 rThank you for keeping updating the files. Finally we've got a 1920x1080 version of it.
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3 I) P% ~5 R0 K- E k; G" hI've watched Korean version and Japanese version of RDR. While the main theme of strong and powerful women remains the same, some deviated approaches and delicate details do build up different touch and atmosphere . @' I) H' r5 f8 F# `
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In Korean version, everything seems being pushed to extreme, as is shown in the setting of lighting from overexposed to excessively dim, in the extensive black and white color contrast, in the abrupt and sudden scene switches and transition (fast cut and smash cut), as well as in the girls' make-ups and facial expressions, much darker, fiercer and more daunting. All these build up a overwhelmingly cold and powerful image of the song, which is really cool.
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In Japanese version, the lighting is softer, warmer. White is not extremely white, black is not extremely black and more colors are shown in the scene, and also the details of the scene can be seen more clearly. There are still various camera angles and scene switchings, but the transitions are longer and smoother. And the girls' make-ups are more reddish, the eye-liners are thinner and lighter, the dresses are more stylish. Although the facial expressions and gestures of the girls are still fierce and daunting, the different make-ups and dresses give the girls some more feminine aura. And they sometimes smile and wink. All the difference creates a somewhat enchanting female image, determined but not approachable.
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" `& f- j, ]9 s# {, ?$ A0 UTwo versions have two flavors, and I like both.5 l0 Z& G! X4 B
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