those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by Hemant Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:46 PM on August 04, 2008

those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 2:49 PM on July 30, 2008

those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by .... ..... , an ibibo Master, at 9:28 AM on July 29, 2008

those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by Rocky , an ibibo Master, at 12:06 PM on July 23, 2008

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Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 5:50 PM on July 21, 2008

those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 6:23 PM on July 18, 2008

those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by R.P. Singh , an ibibo Master, at 8:21 PM on July 17, 2008

those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 7:13 PM on July 17, 2008

well saurabh,those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by Debashis , an ibibo Master, at 2:05 PM on July 17, 2008

those visual elements in movies and television such as fog, smoke, lightning, breaking furniture, snow, or the like, that are used to effect reality in the picture or videospace and that are either impossible or impractical to produce firsthand. Special effects also account for those visual elements that are produced electronically and that create an imaginative reality in motion pictures such as Star Wars or the Star Trek series.

Greater flexibility came with the development of the optical printer, which made it possible to combine separate pieces of film and replace part of an image, thus allowing for effects such as characters flying through the air. Special effects have also been created mechanically on the set through the use of devices such as wires, explosives, and puppets and by building miniature models to simulate epic scenes such as battles.

Answered by Radhe Radhe , an ibibo Advisor, at 7:12 PM on July 16, 2008