Getting
feedback of these early shots was very important in the further
development, and making "The Music of Erich Zann" a better
film. This went for the sets, and characters, but also rendering
techniques. I showed a friend an early image, and he quickly saw the
improvement over my previous projects, but also lamented about some
rendering elements. He was a photographer, so on those early shots,
he only talked to me about photography. Here, when I say photography,
he wasn't even talking too much about image composition, but rather
about the mechanics of techniques of using a camera. These were all
new ideas to me, and things that I had never considered before. To be
sure, I have other friends who are photographers, but it is sometimes
difficult for people to talk about and explain their art, or their
medium; my friend here had no problem with that, and told me about
many interesting photographic features that I should incorporate in
order to make a more compelling image.
As I
stated before, I am still quite a novice when it comes to rendering
issues, but after some online research, I did figure out how to
include lens flares and depth of field to the cameras in the scenes.
(There is a ton more stuff that I left out and that I've still yet to
learn, but for now...)
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