I just discovered the out_of_frame tag. It has no wiki description, so I'm not sure what exactly it's for. It seems to be a combination of offscreen_* and mostly_offscreen_*.
Topic: What is "out of frame"?
Posted under Tag/Wiki Projects and Questions
beholding said:
I just discovered the out_of_frame tag. It has no wiki description, so I'm not sure what exactly it's for. It seems to be a combination of offscreen_* and mostly_offscreen_*.
I'd disambiguate with offscreen_character and mostly_offscreen_character as the suggested alternatives.
Though I'm not sure how much I like mostly_offscreen_character. I can definitely see its uses, but it seems to be tagged a lot on disembodied_hand, disembodied_penis, and first_person_view shots, when I'm expecting something more like
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watsit said:
I'd disambiguate with offscreen_character and mostly_offscreen_character as the suggested alternatives.Though I'm not sure how much I like mostly_offscreen_character. I can definitely see its uses, but it seems to be tagged a lot on disembodied_hand, disembodied_penis, and first_person_view shots, when I'm expecting something more like
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post #5080557
I feel like the mostly_offscreen_* tags should probably be combined with the faceless_* tags. they seem to be functionally identical.