In that regard, what did you think of the effects in Lucky You (The Ring vid)?
Ah! Great question. *g* I'm in awe of that vid - my favorite of yours that I've seen. I think the effects are gorgeous. The negative images work for me there because the movie uses tinting to give the images almost a monochromatic blue-green color palette, with muted red violet and orange-y highlights. You specifically use the negative images most strongly in places where the images are most purely monochromatic - so I don't get visual whiplash, since I'm getting essentially one pure complementary color set - blue/green and red/orange, and I'm seeing them one at a time.
I don't watch that vid very often, because, scary!! But if I can ever make one as good, I'll be very, very happy. It's up there with Sisabet's "Without You I'm Nothing" for me as far as vids I want to point to and go, "There! There! That's how it's supposed to be."
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Ah! Great question. *g* I'm in awe of that vid - my favorite of yours that I've seen. I think the effects are gorgeous. The negative images work for me there because the movie uses tinting to give the images almost a monochromatic blue-green color palette, with muted red violet and orange-y highlights. You specifically use the negative images most strongly in places where the images are most purely monochromatic - so I don't get visual whiplash, since I'm getting essentially one pure complementary color set - blue/green and red/orange, and I'm seeing them one at a time.
I don't watch that vid very often, because, scary!! But if I can ever make one as good, I'll be very, very happy. It's up there with Sisabet's "Without You I'm Nothing" for me as far as vids I want to point to and go, "There! There! That's how it's supposed to be."