Frame line - Wikipedia
A frame line is the unused space that separates two adjacent images, or film frames, on the release print of a motion picture.
What Is a Frame Line: The Invisible Borders That Shape Our View
In filmmaking, a frame line is the boundary between the images within separate frames on the film strip. It’s essential for determining what’s visible and what remains off-screen in each shot. Understanding where to place these lines can make or break the visual storytelling process.
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Frame Line & Lens Illumination Tool | Learn & Help - Arri
2019年11月7日 · ARRI's Frame Line & Lens Illumination Tool (FLLIT, currently Version 5.2) is a two-in-one webtool for creating custom frame lines for ARRI cameras and a verifying tool to see how different lenses illuminate the cameras' sensor, your selected recording format or …
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What is Frame Line in FIlmmaking | iFILMthings
Frame Line. The boundary that separates one frame from another on a strip of film, important for maintaining continuity and composition.