The Importance Of Visual Perception In The Film
They can affect visual perception because they are key factors to the way the eye and brain read the scene. Our brain automatically senses a miscommunication between sunlight and shadows they cast if they are incorrect. And this can ultimately ruin the visual effect. This ties into the Power of Assumption, which is the brains way of solving uncertainties. We assume things every day, and have built- in assumptions. Such as in the Wizard of Oz, the house used in the twister scene is only three feet tall but we assume the house is big because we know houses are big. So, this goes with how we assume sunlight should cast shadows on the Earth, and how we can distinctly detect when a shadow is off, because of the power of