RU2398255C1 - Method of creating cinema effect - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: physics.

SUBSTANCE: method of creating cinema effect involves bringing heterogeneous media into contact and then photographing or filming a picture obtained upon contact of the said media. One of the media used is a coloured aqueous solution and the other medium is at least one crystal of a substance which is soluble in the transparent coloured aqueous solution when photographing or filming. Lamellar or turbulent motion is imparted to the transparent coloured aqueous solution.

EFFECT: obtaining new photo- and cinema effects.

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Description

The invention relates to the field of visual effects, which can be used in photography and filming.

A known method of obtaining a film effect, comprising contacting heterogeneous (liquid) media, followed by photographing or filming a picture obtained by contact of these media [1].

The objective of the invention is the creation of new photo and film effects.

The technical result is achieved by the fact that according to the method of producing a film effect, which involves contacting dissimilar media followed by photographing or filming a picture obtained by contacting these media, a colored aqueous solution is used as one of the media, and at least one substance crystal is used as the other medium soluble in a clear colored aqueous solution during photographing or filming. A clear, colored aqueous solution is laminar or turbulent in motion.

To implement the method can be used transparent aqueous solutions of watercolor paints, inks, brilliant green or colored substances. Crystals of colorless or colored substances can be used, for example, sodium chloride, sugar, potassium permanganate, vitriol, blue, etc.

The method is illustrated by examples.

1. A freshly prepared, weakly concentrated aqueous solution of potassium permanganate, having a pink color, is poured into a transparent glass tube. Then, a crystal of potassium permanganate is introduced into the tube, which, falling down under the action of gravity, leaves a “trace” painted in purple on a pink background. It is possible to simultaneously dissolve several crystals of potassium permanganate or other substances. The resulting picture of the gradual dissolution of the crystal is photographed or removed on film or other media. In this case, one can depict, for example, salute, comet, cosmic phenomena. Photographing or filming is carried out with an increase in the picture by 10-100 times.

2. A freshly prepared aqueous solution of copper sulfate is poured into an enameled bowl with an inner white (gray, red, pink, etc.) surface. At the bottom of the bowl is placed, for example, a slide, crystals of sodium chloride. The resulting paintings of the gradual dissolution of crystals are photographed or removed on film or other media. In this case, you can get unusual pictures, for example, depict melting ice.

3. In a glass bowl pour a weakly concentrated aqueous solution of brilliant green. Sugar crystals mixed with blue crystals are placed at the bottom of the bowl. In the bowl create a laminar or turbulent movement of water, for example, using a stirrer or micropump. The resulting pictures of the gradual dissolution of crystals are photographed or removed on film or other media. In this case, you can get fantastic pictures.

The method is simple, allows you to get a variety of dynamic photo and film effects in the dynamics.

Information sources

1. SU 305445 A1, 1971.

Claims (2)

1. A method of obtaining a film effect, involving contacting dissimilar media, followed by photographing or filming a picture obtained by contacting these media, characterized in that as one of the media use a colored aqueous solution, and as another medium, at least one crystal of substance soluble in a clear colored aqueous solution during photographing or filming. 2. The method of obtaining the film effect according to claim 1, characterized in that the laminar or turbulent movement is reported to the transparent colored aqueous solution.