GoT's director of photography on the Battle of Winterfell, too dark: people do not know how to tune their TV

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The Sunday episode of Game of Thrones – The Long Night – was criticized for its excessive darkness. Difficult for them to watch what happens on the screen.

The 80-minute episode describes the battle of Winterfell, which ends with the destruction of the king of the night. Shortly after, fans turn to social media to express dissatisfaction with the poorly-informed episode.

However, Thrones cinema The tographer Fabian Wagner defended his work and said the series had "always been very dark", recommending viewers to avoid looking on the phone or in illuminated places.
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"A big part of the problem is that a lot of people do not know how to tune their TV properly.Many people also, unfortunately, watch this movie on small iPads, which can in no way do justice to a show like this Said Wagner to Wired.
In another interview with TMZ, Wagner said that the fight scenes were supposed to be dark, claustrophobic and disorienting, as in real life, but without confusion.

"We tried to give viewers and fans a cool episode, I know it was not too dark because I shot," said Wagner.

Wagner was director of photography on some of the best Thrones episodes, including Battle of the Bastards and The Winds of Winter. .

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