Unveiled at the ANOVOS booth at Star Wars Celebration Orlando. Attendees please post some close ups!
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ANOVOS Director Krennic ensemble
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Jagjaguwar
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Cool, but I personally much prefer the rain gear look. Wonder if they'll make that.
Darth Fetty
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The Krennic outfit is already up on the website for preorder, but it's divided into the different parts rather than a single set (tunic, pants, hat, etc.) About $800 altogether.
https://www.anovos.com/collections/...ar-wars-story-director-krennic-cape-accessory
I vaguely remember a post from somewhere on here about an Anovos rep at a con discussing the Death Troopers being best for tall people... so I guess there have been plans. I can't imagine how much it'd cost though.
https://www.anovos.com/collections/...ar-wars-story-director-krennic-cape-accessory
I vaguely remember a post from somewhere on here about an Anovos rep at a con discussing the Death Troopers being best for tall people... so I guess there have been plans. I can't imagine how much it'd cost though.
MemorY
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Kinda makes sense though. Think about weathering on film used props. On the screen it looks somewhat weathered but when you hold it in person it just looks hammered and disgusting.
But then consider color correction and other film post processing that goes into it as well.
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ggriffaw
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Some photos seem to show a slight difference between the color of the tunic and cape. The photos that appear to be from a display at a previous convention seem to show more of a difference than the stills from the film. Is it really obvious in person?
How does the hat look? It's hard to tell if it is the same hat as the earlier IO hat with a new pin or a different design.
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How does the hat look? It's hard to tell if it is the same hat as the earlier IO hat with a new pin or a different design.
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Jagjaguwar
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Probably has something to do with lighting as far as how the different costume pieces look.
Somewhat odd that they're now making costumes less accurate by popular demand.
Somewhat odd that they're now making costumes less accurate by popular demand.
ggriffaw
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Sometimes costumes and props look a little different in person than on screen with the lighting, color correction, and post processing. It's kind of a dilemma what to do in those cases.
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It really shouldn't be white. Even in the movie it didn't look white. Likewise, the tunic is almost certainly not a pure white.... it would just wash out on camera. A lot of R2 builders are reluctant to dirt up their droids because they worked so hard on them and they look great . But they are disappointed when pictures lose all the detail.
I've said this before, Until you work in the film industry and see first hand how these things are built, filmed and used on daily basis, what you see on screen is 90% of the time going to give you a different impression of what the actual prop / costume really looked like or was made.
"White" is almost always "Teched" down, meaning it is dyed to make it not-white. Pure white reads way too bright on camera and therefore just about every "white" you see in a film, is really tan, light grey or the like.
Also, there are in some cases dozens of hero / stunt costumes / props made that are representing the same thing, but are in reality different depending on the scene they are needed for.
"White" is almost always "Teched" down, meaning it is dyed to make it not-white. Pure white reads way too bright on camera and therefore just about every "white" you see in a film, is really tan, light grey or the like.
Also, there are in some cases dozens of hero / stunt costumes / props made that are representing the same thing, but are in reality different depending on the scene they are needed for.
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