No light in film is natural. As no camera is like a human eye, not matter what apperture it is using.
Proper use of lightning is part of the art. The hardest part for the movie photography director.
What you are saying is that it was better for this movie, as a picture would be better for a realist painter's work.
There are millions of finely executed motion pictures with great image that gave your eyes the impression you were seeing actual candle light, without feeling it was underwater, like Kubrick did.
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No light in film is natural. As no camera is like a human eye, not matter what apperture it is using.
Proper use of lightning is part of the art. The hardest part for the movie photography director.
What you are saying is that it was better for this movie, as a picture would be better for a realist painter's work.
There are millions of finely executed motion pictures with great image that gave your eyes the impression you were seeing actual candle light, without feeling it was underwater, like Kubrick did.