Ballenas con Steve Backshall

Another nature "documentary"caught faking images of animals using CGI. Most of the above water filming look to be genuine but majority if not all under water "filming" is in fact CGI, quite horrible CGI at that. Movement of the whales are jerky, doesn't flow like real live whales do. Shaking and jerking movements are added to the camera shots to lend credibility that scenes are filmed by camera men, but real nature camera men would never shake or jerk the camera when filming. The shaking and jerking makes the camera work look amateur, because it's CGI they over exaggerate the imperfections of camera work, which is quite offensive to real professional camera men who would never be so careless. The rendering in some scenes it's absolutely horrendous, no imperfections in the water or on the whales, perfectly clear water as if its just air and perfectly smooth whales with no imperfections. They really do think the viewers don't notice these sorts of scams but we do and it's growing more obvious with each and ever nature "documentary". We look for these faked scenes now but we don't have to look very hard. Producers need to hire much better graphics people if they are to pull of fakery like this.