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Why Movie Windows Need Blinding Lights

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That soft, beautiful morning sunlight gently waking up the protagonist is actually a terrifying wall of synthetic radiation. Since real windows completely blow out the camera exposure, sets use fake window frames backed by massive, intensely hot arrays of industrial lighting fixtures. The actors are basically staring directly into the core of the sun while pretending to sip their coffee.

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