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<blockquote data-quote="thomaswak" data-source="post: 258033" data-attributes="member: 3833">Do you remember the discussions we had, on the OG Dynasty threads, about the &quot;blurry filter&quot; used on Joan Collins face in later seasons?Well, I was rewatching episode 21 (season 1) on my 55&#039; TV, and and I noticed something I never noticed (that much) before. The CW Dynasty also used a digital &quot;blurry filter&quot;. And in some scenes, it&#039;s really, really badly done. The neck and the chin of one character is so blurred than sometimes you don&#039;t know when its begins and when it ends. In a scene, around 12mn in the episode, with have many characters together. But only one has a constantly blurred face... Guess who.Anyway, nice to know that Nu Dynasty is paying homage to the OG, on so many levels <img src="http://smileys.smilchat.net/smiley/hello/happy/draplol.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":laughing:" title="laughing&nbsp; &nbsp; :laughing:" data-shortname=":laughing:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="thomaswak, post: 258033, member: 3833"] Do you remember the discussions we had, on the OG [I]Dynasty [/I]threads, about the "blurry filter" used on Joan Collins face in later seasons? Well, I was rewatching episode 21 (season 1) on my 55' TV, and and I noticed something I never noticed (that much) before. The CW [I]Dynasty[/I] also used a digital "blurry filter". And in some scenes, it's really, really badly done. The neck and the chin of one character is so blurred than sometimes you don't know when its begins and when it ends. In a scene, around 12mn in the episode, with have many characters together. But only one has a constantly blurred face... Guess who. Anyway, nice to know that Nu [I]Dynasty [/I]is paying homage to the OG, on so many levels :laughing: [/QUOTE]

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