DeadlyNinja
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I mean, the number one reason is that it doesn't match the lighting in the environments. Now I'm not talking about the really crappy B movies with their crappy CGI. I'm talking about the expensive productions. Even really well done shows/movies tend to suffer under certain lighting conditions.
The video there might not be that clear, but during the Stegosaurus/Allosaurus face off, the creatures blend in well enough. The scenes with the babies also worked well. Other scenes like the hunt scene doesn't blend in so well.
What is missing from the lighting that makes CGI look so fake in certain conditions? I know well done CGI at night is pretty flawless. Is it possible that we'll have 100% convincing CGI (provided you put in the effort) in the future?
The video there might not be that clear, but during the Stegosaurus/Allosaurus face off, the creatures blend in well enough. The scenes with the babies also worked well. Other scenes like the hunt scene doesn't blend in so well.
What is missing from the lighting that makes CGI look so fake in certain conditions? I know well done CGI at night is pretty flawless. Is it possible that we'll have 100% convincing CGI (provided you put in the effort) in the future?