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... can be panned to mimic camera motion. Point 1 (Camera Lenses) • The wide angled lense was used in quite a number of the scenes to allow a larger area of space to be filmed and thus easier for adding in computer graphics. • The scene of the Brachiosaurus and the Parasaurolophus wandering in the open field. • Dr. Alan Grant, Timothy and Alexis Murphey encountered a bunch of Gallimimus which are running away from the Tyrannosaurus rex. • The film used is also a factor on how the image of the dinosaurs will come out. • 100-speed EXR 5248 film are used to photograph exteriors to sharpen the focus on the dinosaurs in the background. Point 2 (Distance) • Camera distance helps to determine what details will be noticeable, what objects will be excluded from the frame, and how large the subject will appear within the frame. • The scene where the group first took a helicopter to the island of Jurassic Park, it shows how big the island is as compared to them. • The scene where the group first encountered their first dinosaur, the Brachiosaurus wandering the open field, the camera was deliberately made far behind to make the humans look smaller and thus causing the focus of the audience towards the dinosaurs. • There are scenes where the camera zoomed onto the actors face to show the terrified expressions. • Zoom in on the small foot prints of the baby dinosaurs. • Focus on the vibrations of the water to signal the danger...