Just like recording life in the 1960s, the language of the lens with a close-up and wide-format lens, and even the first-person perspective, the pictures in many places are full of graininess, which is really immersive. The feeling, the atmosphere was brought out in this way. When the docking was successful for the first time, the hand-held shooting in the control center had a sense of shaking, and the front and rear focus transitions were not smooth, which made the back of the lens have a human flavor; on the weightless device, the moon landing and exiting, etc. all used the first-person lens, Especially the part of the moon landing, coupled with the silent effect, I think it is more suitable to use the first-person perspective. Facing the moon, facing the space, facing the universe, there is only one person's breathing sound, which produces a shocking feeling. I also like the grainy images of many night shots.
The following are some personal favorite pictures, just for personal learning records
There isn't a lot of provocative storytelling in the whole movie.
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