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Pure hypotetical question about cinemascope light source. As we know cinescope uses artificial light source to project it on cinema screen. Question, its possible to use natural daylight to project it on screen ?
CinemaScope with natural daylight is a type of widescreen format used in filmmaking that utilizes natural light from the sun instead of artificial lighting. It was first introduced in the 1950s and was a popular technique for creating visually stunning and realistic films.
CinemaScope with natural daylight differs from traditional filmmaking in that it relies on natural light instead of artificial lighting. This results in a more natural and realistic look on screen, as it captures the natural colors and textures of the environment.
Using CinemaScope with natural daylight can result in cost savings for filmmakers, as they do not have to invest in expensive lighting equipment. It also allows for a more natural and authentic feel to the film, as it captures the environment as it truly is.
One of the main challenges of using CinemaScope with natural daylight is that it relies heavily on the weather. Filming can be delayed if there is not enough natural light or if the weather conditions are not ideal. This can also result in continuity issues if the weather changes during filming.
While many films today use artificial lighting, there are still some filmmakers who choose to use CinemaScope with natural daylight for its unique and natural look. It is also still used in certain genres, such as documentaries and nature films, where capturing the natural environment is crucial.