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In the past, a young King T’Chaka confronts his brother, N’Jobu in America. Here is the Black Panther summary: Prologue I can see it right now – these strong portraits of this majestic Black man,” Major says.STORY BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE OF Black Panther SCREENPLAY “There were shots of him that I took with the Pixel that are just burned into my mind. He recalls the photographs that he took of Winston Duke, who plays M’Baku. While he also brought his usual professional cameras to the Black Panther photography session for the print images, some of his favourite Black Panther cast photos were taken with the Pixel. Instead, Major was free to focus on composing the most beautiful image he could. He still used studio lights for the photography session, but did not have to worry about calibrating them for the camera. It makes it possible to optimise colour and lighting to account for darker skin tones, which means that Major can now create photographs that are truer to how his subjects look.

Real Tone is therefore tailor-made for darker skin photography.

Real Tone improves the way Pixel processes different skin tones, helping it recognise a broader set of faces, making skin brightness appear more natural, and keeping faces from looking washed out. Camera sensors and processing algorithms were trained on a limited range of skin tones, meaning that darker skin was often rendered unnaturally. Skin tone bias in smartphone cameras has its roots in the way the camera technology was developed. “We wanted to illustrate the Black Panther cast at their best in all photos – that means putting them in their best light, and revealing their most accurate skin tones,” Major says. Real Tone on Pixel is a set of camera improvements that helps the phone make every picture more representative of the subject in the photo, and is therefore ideal for darker skin photography. To accurately highlight diverse skin tones, the magazine reached out to Google and asked if they could use the new Pixel 7 Pro. “Our mantra is ‘Moving Black Forward,’ and nothing is more forward than the Afrofuturism of Black Panther,” Major says. When Major started thinking about Ebony’s digital cover for “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”, he kept thinking about Afrofuturism, an aesthetic that combines sci-fi with Black history to create a futuristic fantasy. Then he pulled out his Google Pixel 7 Pro, taking advantage of its multi-lens camera system to take portraits of stars Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke, Letitia Wright, Dominique Thorne, and Danai Gurira.

For his Black Panther photography assignment, Keith Major, the photo director at Ebony magazine, looked for the best angles.

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