When it comes to TV dramas, we are always immersed in the storyline, the actors' performances, and the visuals. With the rapid development of technology, the images presented on TV screens have become clearer, which has significantly improved our viewing experience. However, in this high-definition era, we have also begun to gradually find some embarrassing phenomena, that is, some goofs in the play.
Presumably everyone is familiar with "The Legend of Zhen Huan", a palace fighting drama that fascinates the audience. However, with the advent of the HD era, we found some hilarious goofs of moments. In the scene of praying for blessings in the temple, Zhen Huan's closed-eyes prayer turned out to be a joke for the audience after tea and dinner because the false eyelashes on her eyelids fell off.
And similar plots are repeated in other dramas, which makes people wonder if the actors' "double eyelids" artifact can really cover up under such a high-definition picture?Not only actresses, but also male actors have frequently used "fake eyelids" to enhance their appearance in recent years. From "Young Master and Slow Walk" to "Canglan Jue", we found that even if we change to a more ** double eyelid patch, the high-definition lens still ruthlessly reveals everything.
Even the former "little fresh meat" could not escape the judgment of this "double eyelid" artifact, which made people feel quite embarrassed during the movie. What's more, some actors' "double eyelids" are so much that it's unbelievable. In "Spring Flowers and Autumn Moon of Tianlei Part I", Li Hongyi's eyelids are directly layer after layer, as if he is afraid that the audience will miss his "fake eyelids".
"Mansion Gate" is the first TV series in China to be filmed with high-definition equipment, and it was once a representative of big productions. However, with the popularity of high-definition devices, viewers found that the details of some actors' faces became unusually "rough" under the high-definition screen. The wig sets and fake beauty moles used by Teacher Siqin Gaowa in the play also make people feel a little unexpected. This makes us wonder what is the difference between real-life beauty and fictional beauty on a high-definition screen
In addition to wig sets, there are also some actors who choose to use knives to improve their appearance. In "Heirloom", the "slap print" on Qin Lan's face has not disappeared, making people speculate that she may have moved the "thread carving". Even our national daughter, Yang Zi, also left an unexpected scene in "Please Advise for the Rest of Your Life". The high-definition picture ruthlessly shows the moment when her chin is sunken, which has aroused heated discussions among the audience.
In the high-definition era, the audience not only has a more sensitive observation of the actors' cosmetics and cosmetic surgery, but even facial imperfections are magnified one by one. A frame of Yang Mi's "The Twenty-Eight Law of Love" presents completely different effects at different resolutions. Guo Degang's lens directly shows his smooth and white skin as dull and rough.
This makes people wonder if the HD era has made us too demanding on the appearance of actors, ignoring their acting talents and character portrayals. In this era of rapid technology and development, the production of TV dramas should be more refined and more attentive to the details.
Every effort is made to create more classic and excellent works. Although the HD era has allowed us to see some embarrassing goofs moments, it is these flaws that allow us to see the true side of the actors. Perhaps, future film and television dramas will pay more attention to the performances and storylines of the actors while maintaining high-definition pictures, bringing a richer and more profound viewing experience to the audience.
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