Filmed before the creation of DI , 2001: A Space Odyssey relied on the good old fashioned techniques of the Hazeltine Collar Analyzer , which essentially was a calibrated color monitor that was connected to a scanner displaying a positive image from the negative , and adjustments would be made manually on there. Often commended for its likeness to realism , the sharp cutting shots of the illuminated space station set against the deep black of outer space is incredibly visibly sterile. And yet , not in a way that lacks any feeling – this sterility encompassed by a stripped back but deeply contrasting color palette feels unsettling , unnerving , uncomfortable. Not a word is said until 25 minutes in , so the visuals are entirely foregrounded and the suspense begins to feel unbearable. Then , in moments of great significance , the screen bursts into color. Camera: Canon EOS R5 Mark II with 45MP full-frame Dual Pixel CMOS sensor , full AF tracking , advanced (IBIS) Lens: Canon EF 85mm f/1.2L II USM Mode: Manual Aperture: f/2.8 Shutter Speed: 1/200th sec or faster ISO: 200-300 Image Quality: Masterpiece , 45MP Full-Resolution , HDR10+ , insane ultrahigh hyper-realistic breathtaking intricate details , RAW UHD 8K ,

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