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Already in the title sequence, cropped shots are alternated with ... |
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... widescreen shots. Maybe the cropped shot used a virtual set. |
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This image and the next ... |
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...show the common topline approach often used with Super35 ... |
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... whereas this image and the next ... |
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... show "centered" cropping of the image. Notice that by selecting the right part of the image, no important picture content is lost. |
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Another "common topline" image, where the composition in the right picture focusing the viewer more on the earth outside, compared to the fullscreen image on the left. |
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Another occurrence of live action being cropped because of the presence of a CGI element. |
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No CGI elements in this shot, so the image can be fully widescreen ... |
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... as is the case in this image, where the fullscreen version is also cropped with respect to the widescreen version. |
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Another shot which has been opened up in the widescreen version ... |
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... and another. |
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This last shot again exhibits CGI elements, so the fullscreen image is cropped with respect to the widescreen image. Again this slightly changes the focus of the shot. |
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