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Helm's Deep vs. The Battle of Winterfell : freefolk
Foxyfoxesfoxing on May 16th, 2020 at 05:44 UTC »
There’s a great quote in the behind the scenes from the lighting guy on LotR where Sean Astin asks him where the light is supposed to be coming from in a certain scene and his response is ‘same place as the music’
TehSamurai01 on May 16th, 2020 at 01:52 UTC »
"Okay, Dothraki, now commit suicide for no reason. Don't worry, you'll be back in two episodes."
Sefren1510 on May 16th, 2020 at 00:44 UTC »
Question: when I turn up my brightness on my phone, I am able to make out a fair bit on the Winterfell, but the clarity of helm's deep doesn't really improve noticably. Obviously helms deep is far more easily visible, but why does Winterfell require turning up brightness to see? Why was this the go-to for people as the "solution" to viewing this scene.
Also, even if this were captured in broad daylight in 8k resolution, helms deep is still the better looking battle