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Definition of blue screen in English: blue screennoun 1often as modifier (in film and video techniques such as chromakey) a blue background in front of which moving subjects are filmed and which allows a separately filmed background to be added to the final image. 蓝屏（影视制作中使用的一种技巧：在蓝色的背景前拍摄正在移动的物体，这样可以让另外拍摄的背景叠加到最后的图像中去） 蓝屏叠加效果。 Example sentencesExamples - It was not a blue screen effect to overlay the plane into the tape.
- It's not like working with blue screen, for instance, where you have to imagine the performance opposite you.
- Some of the visual effects are distracting in their execution, especially some cheesy bluescreen work at the end.
- See yourself flying on a magic carpet over Frankfurt using blue-screen technology or experiment with some of the earliest film technology.
- Various behind-the-scenes reports indicate that about 90% of the film was a CGI creation, shot primarily in front of a green screen.
- And the blue screen was pretty obvious at times too.
- I gather he was just a little uncomfortable with some of the technology and the green screen.
- Some of the behind-the-scenes information is fairly fun, especially the helicopter drop scene, shot with large mechanical rigs and blue screens.
- Perhaps it's because you get a real sense of the actors interacting with an actual environment instead of a green-screen.
- Get ready for a slew of horrible green screen videos on YouTube.
- There's also some truly heinous use of blue screen.
- But really, the work was more for the cameras - the positioning of the ship - and everything was against a green screen.
- Filmmakers have been working toward a completely fake movie star since the early 1980s, when blue screens were the latest in technology.
- She actually found the blue-screen stuff, acting to nothing, easier.
- Certain cinema techniques are innately unrealistic, such as the blue screen and zoom lens.
- There you see her in front of the green screen.
- You once vowed never to do green screen work.
- An actor stands in front of a green or blue screen.
- Gone from the original is any feeling of blue screen or the sense that this guy is being elevated by wires into the air.
- This isn't blue screen, it's really the beautiful New Zealand sky.
2(on a Windows computer system) a display in the form of an error message in white text on a blue background, occurring in the event of a system crash. the user restarts the PC after the blue screen tricks for understanding and troubleshooting the dreaded blue screen of death
verb [no object](of a Windows computer) experience a sudden system failure, resulting in the display of an error message in white text on a blue background. my computer just blue-screened every time it would try to boot up
Definition of blue screen in US English: blue screennoun 1often as modifier (in film and video techniques such as chromakey) a blue background in front of which moving subjects are filmed and which allows a separately filmed background to be added to the final image. 蓝屏（影视制作中使用的一种技巧：在蓝色的背景前拍摄正在移动的物体，这样可以让另外拍摄的背景叠加到最后的图像中去） 蓝屏叠加效果。 Example sentencesExamples - But really, the work was more for the cameras - the positioning of the ship - and everything was against a green screen.
- Some of the behind-the-scenes information is fairly fun, especially the helicopter drop scene, shot with large mechanical rigs and blue screens.
- She actually found the blue-screen stuff, acting to nothing, easier.
- An actor stands in front of a green or blue screen.
- Some of the visual effects are distracting in their execution, especially some cheesy bluescreen work at the end.
- Get ready for a slew of horrible green screen videos on YouTube.
- Filmmakers have been working toward a completely fake movie star since the early 1980s, when blue screens were the latest in technology.
- Certain cinema techniques are innately unrealistic, such as the blue screen and zoom lens.
- This isn't blue screen, it's really the beautiful New Zealand sky.
- It's not like working with blue screen, for instance, where you have to imagine the performance opposite you.
- You once vowed never to do green screen work.
- There you see her in front of the green screen.
- And the blue screen was pretty obvious at times too.
- Gone from the original is any feeling of blue screen or the sense that this guy is being elevated by wires into the air.
- Perhaps it's because you get a real sense of the actors interacting with an actual environment instead of a green-screen.
- See yourself flying on a magic carpet over Frankfurt using blue-screen technology or experiment with some of the earliest film technology.
- It was not a blue screen effect to overlay the plane into the tape.
- I gather he was just a little uncomfortable with some of the technology and the green screen.
- Various behind-the-scenes reports indicate that about 90% of the film was a CGI creation, shot primarily in front of a green screen.
- There's also some truly heinous use of blue screen.
2(on a Windows computer system) a display in the form of an error message in white text on a blue background, occurring in the event of a system crash. the user restarts the PC after the blue screen tricks for understanding and troubleshooting the dreaded blue screen of death
verb [no object](of a Windows computer) experience a sudden system failure, resulting in the display of an error message in white text on a blue background. my computer just blue-screened every time it would try to boot up
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