DevourTheLiving Wrote: cirlin Wrote:I've been noticing a lot of people referring to the sentries and other Clu aligned programs as being Orange, and I just don't see that at all. To me they look very red, almost crimson. Rinzler is a little different, and I think he is more in the orange range, or at least red with bits a white, but it's hard to tell with him because he has so few glowing spots. Well, like I said, it's orange, but typically very dark, but not really red (though there were a few times I thought so, particularly the light cycle battle).

This image is not a real good example as it's washed out compared to the shot's final appearance. In any case it still looks red to me.

These images show what I saw in the movie:

The shot with Clu Jarvis and Rinzler is a good one as it shows the difference between the three. Clue is goldenrod, Jarvis is really red, and Rinzler is orange-red. I actually really like that there is a difference between Rinzler and all the other programs on Clu's side. It helps show that he's different, and as we find later, not there by choice.

CorrupTron Wrote:What confuses me is Sam's suit appears quite white through most of the film and yet he is considered to be blue.

I keep going back and forth on that too. If I look directly into the lit-up areas it's pretty clearly white, but it's the contrast at the edges where the glow interacts with the color of the suit that my eye starts to pick up blue. It might just be a trick of the eye, but it's still a definite feeling of blue. It's like a less overt version of a lightsaber. I think of Obi-Wan or Luke's saber as blue, but it's really mostly white with some blue at the edges of the glow.

I'm sure it's a difference in monitors, for one. And perhaps in various theater screens.

I saw Sam and Quorra as both having white circuitry. I'm still trying to figure out where the classic T:L aqua-ish color comes from (though I could be "misremembering" since it's been so long since I saw the movie and maybe the color figures in prominently somewhere).

No matter the reason, they seriously need to bring red back. Orange and mostly white were fine for one movie, but I think I've had enough of them being the main colors of a Tron movie. Time to go back to red and blue. Technical limitations have little place in 2010. I will use After Effects or roto-scoping and make the circuits glow red in Tron 3 if they need me to.

LWSrocks Wrote:White suit with silver circuitry = Siren Blue circuitry = Standard Programs Plain white = The users Orange = Military/The Loyalists Yellow = Clu Straight out of the guidebook.

And there we have it.

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YEAH....and the moral of the story is....Do not let COLOR BLIND people make these choices.....like CLU'S orange light cycle 1;50 diecast at retail ... maybe they ran low on yellow paint....

Y'know, I made sure to pay extra attention the other day, and some parts I thought it looked quite red, and others, not so much...must depend on the lighting. After all, in some scenes, the characters look pretty washed out too (Siren scene, anyone, where Sam's skin looks like death and his eyes almost seem to glow [comment from dark-brown-eyed me to my blue-eyed partner: "I'd never make it there. I don't have glowing blue eyes, I'd freak them out because mine would come out looking like black holes in that lighting. You, on the other hand, would do great."] or the dinner scene where something about the lighting almost makes Sam look like he's wearing as much eyeliner as Quorra?