I'm well aware that each individual barcode image you're looking at accompanied with this article doesn't look like anything -- looking closer isn't going to help you figure out what you're looking at. However, once you realize what you're looking at when you visit the Moviebarcode Tumblr blog, these images become fascinating.
Each image is comprised of individual frames of movies stretched razor thin and laid out next to each other. This is actually a very cool tool for determining a movie's overall lighting and color palates. For example, a movie like 'Alien' or 'Dark City' results in a pretty dark barcode image, while a whimsical Pixar film is filled with loads of various colors.
The blog is loaded with tons of different films, shorts and even barcoded James Bond themes. It's surprisingly addictive to find your favorite movies and determine their average look and colors throughout their lengths.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Moviebarcode Trend
- Creating movie barcodes could be a new way of visualizing movies and understanding their features.
- Color Palate Analysis Trend
- Analyzing color palates of movies could become a new method of deciphering their underlying themes and emotions.
- Visual Data Analysis Trend
- Using barcode-like images to visualize data in various industries could lead to enhanced understanding of complex information.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Film Industry
- Creating barcodes of movies could potentially be used in the film industry to analyze and improve lighting and color palates in future productions.
- Marketing Industry
- Analyzing color palates of successful advertisements could help tailor new campaigns to better target certain demographics.
- Data Analytics Industry
- Using visual data analysis tools, such as barcodes, could help various industries better understand complex data and make informed decisions.
