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Isn't the Ten backing just a different way of lighting the newsroom to highlight the more moody/reflective nature of the Ten.
I don't think it's a 'window on the world' like the old N6 backings.
I think you'd be pretty pushed to see any 'outside windows' in the backing as it stands.
I'm sure there are two different backings - a daytime and nightime. ISTR a photo being put on here about a month ago where it broke so one half of the studio was daytime and the other nighttime, typically separated in between the two presenters.
I know there are 2 different backings, that was not my point.
My point was that the backings are not a 'window on the world', in simple terms, just becasue it's dark outside the backing should not necessarily be the darker one.
They are different becasue they are lit differently to help re-inforce the reflective nature of the TEN.
I see; I missed the point you were making. I can see now your argument that they don't have to reflect the outside world because they aren't meant to represent the outside world.
I think it would look good if the backing could change so that it is darker earlier and as suggested changing it in the Six could be a good idea. It's a shame that the Barco screens can break down at the changing of the backdrop - on a general note how reliable are they? Is it a case that they broke once whilst changing during the weather so as a precaution, changes through the weather are rarely used, or is it because they break down often?
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On a serious note though.
Shouldn't the evening backdrop newsroom be put up earlier on the news channel now the clocks have changed.
I only say because its pitch black outside come 8pm and they're still using the daytime backdrop in the winter months.
The night backdrop should be put on earlier at 8pm for example to give it a bit more continuity.
Shouldn't the evening backdrop newsroom be put up earlier on the news channel now the clocks have changed.
I only say because its pitch black outside come 8pm and they're still using the daytime backdrop in the winter months.
The night backdrop should be put on earlier at 8pm for example to give it a bit more continuity.
Isn't the Ten backing just a different way of lighting the newsroom to highlight the more moody/reflective nature of the Ten.
I don't think it's a 'window on the world' like the old N6 backings.
I think you'd be pretty pushed to see any 'outside windows' in the backing as it stands.
I'm sure there are two different backings - a daytime and nightime. ISTR a photo being put on here about a month ago where it broke so one half of the studio was daytime and the other nighttime, typically separated in between the two presenters.
I know there are 2 different backings, that was not my point.
My point was that the backings are not a 'window on the world', in simple terms, just becasue it's dark outside the backing should not necessarily be the darker one.
They are different becasue they are lit differently to help re-inforce the reflective nature of the TEN.
I see; I missed the point you were making. I can see now your argument that they don't have to reflect the outside world because they aren't meant to represent the outside world.
I think it would look good if the backing could change so that it is darker earlier and as suggested changing it in the Six could be a good idea. It's a shame that the Barco screens can break down at the changing of the backdrop - on a general note how reliable are they? Is it a case that they broke once whilst changing during the weather so as a precaution, changes through the weather are rarely used, or is it because they break down often?