Alex 
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Agender queer aromantic vegan minimalist atheist AuDHDer (whew!) living in perfect harmony with a sweet kitty. Health: Sjögren's; ME/CFS; CRPS; Mild Cognitive Impairment; APD Interests: photography, fine art, the Apple ecosystem, invisible illnesses, etymology, global awareness, plants, WFPB diet, LGBTQ issues, trans rights, small business (especially women- & minority-owned), and pinball. Oh, and most importantly, I celebrate cats! Posts auto-deleted after one month.
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I just finished watching the very interesting iTV/britbox series McDonald & Dodds. But that's not what I want to talk about.
It has a very photorealistic title sequence. It was created in the last decade, so the technology is current. Why is it so easy to know the imagery is computer generated and not based in the physical world?
Granted this has impossible shots and some obvious animations. But even before that, I knew it was artificial.
It could be simply uncanny valley, but maybe it was something else, like variations in shading? Or perhaps the lack of depth as we comprehend it? Or less randomness in stone and wood than in nature?
I'd love to know more from those knowledgeable about such art forms.
#iTV #BritBox #McDonaldAndDobbs #ComputerGeneratedImages