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The Effects of Computer-Generated Images
Nowadays , people are surrounded by all kind of generated images. Computer-generated imagery is the applications of computer graphics to create or contribute to images in art, printed media, video games , films , television programs, commercials. Everybody sees the world much prettier, thanks to the images, but. What are the effects of computer-generated images?
Firstly, people are getting use to the thought , that everything around them is free from defects. People watch movies and pictures, play games and do not think, that everything they see is not a reality . They get depressed when finding out that the actual look of an object is not the same as it was on the pictures. When booking a hotel , everybody firstly look at the pictures of the hotel and then decide if they really want to stay there . As they arrive to the place they booked, they are disappointed, because all the pictures were illustrated. Computer-generated images are often the main reasons why people get upset and are disappointed.
Secondly, little childrens central nervous system can be effected. By watching computer-generated movies, it gives you a real look of the situation. Children like to watch a lot of cartoons and very oftenly horror movies. childs central nervous system can be hurt , Because of the computer-generated images, which gives a really good overview of an action . People can be frightened by the monsters or killers, who seemed to be real and existing.
Thirdly, computer-generated images are … People like to watch beautiful pictures and imagine themselves being there or having that situation. The images are only on computers and in television, which leads to using them frequently. Using computer and watching television more than three hours a day injures your eyes . It is more common in these days , to meet a person who wears or has to wear glasses.
To sum up, computer-generated images are used everywhere- in movies, in the pictures, commercials- and have many effects. They make people upset and unhappy , are the reasons why people are frightened and injures eyes in every age.
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