they started using cgi in movies in 1973.
they started using cgi in movies in 1973.
when did they start using cgi in movies?
1973
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the effects included the creation of interior architecture, backgrounds, set extensions and war weapons; changes to lighting and time of day, weather effects and the multiplication of army soldiers. the opening night-time war scene, which had 300 visual effects shots, was filmed in bright daylight then converted into night. arrows flying over the battlefield were created using cgi whereas the army, soldiers and horses were multiplied. the war close-up shots were filmed in a studio but were later mixed with the war scenes to form a detailed scene. in some shots, the sky was digitally replaced and cgi forts were added in others. similarly, the climax sequence, which was shot live in water, was enhanced using cgi horses, arrows and fireballs. the climax scene took around twenty days to complete with fine details.
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